During the same time as Empress Crystobel was undertaking her groundbreaking but fateful tour of Britania another historic event was taking place in the Kingdom of Normandia. It almost went entirely unnoticed until know due to the media focus on the unexpected death of the Empress. So we decided to post it now and give it its rightful place as an historic event by doing it in our Memory Monday slots where we report on historic events.
Tradition in Normandia requires the monarch to present his firstborn and heir to the people within 3 months of his birth. In times gone by the child was publicly inspected by doctors on the palace balcony then paraded through the streets on horseback on his way to the Christening ceremony. Today it has developed into a 30 minute carriage procession from the Palace to the Cathedral for a thanksgiving ceremony.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert Reggius, Crown Prince of Normandia thus fulfilled his first Royal duty as he, his mother Queen Gloria and his father the Prince of Northwold arrived at the thanksgiving service held to commemorate his birth.
Tradition in Normandia requires the monarch to present his firstborn and heir to the people within 3 months of his birth. In times gone by the child was publicly inspected by doctors on the palace balcony then paraded through the streets on horseback on his way to the Christening ceremony. Today it has developed into a 30 minute carriage procession from the Palace to the Cathedral for a thanksgiving ceremony.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert Reggius, Crown Prince of Normandia thus fulfilled his first Royal duty as he, his mother Queen Gloria and his father the Prince of Northwold arrived at the thanksgiving service held to commemorate his birth.
The carriage drive takes a small route trough the capital city from the Royal Palace to the Parliamentarian Fort. It is here where the young baby is then presented to the members of government on the steps of the Government Hall. From there the carriage proceeds to the Cathedral.
We wish the happy family all the best.
Hello from Spain: I wish you much happiness to this lovely family. The baby is very cute. Keep in touch
ReplyDeleteEs un lindo nene, vel que siguen siempre el protocolo, bonitas fotos.
ReplyDeleteThe Baby is adorable but man is he big! what are they feeding him. Which action figure is the father. I never seen him before.
ReplyDeleteHi William. As you can see, the father, Prince Reggius is also quite strong. hahahaha. He is a World Peacekeeper.
DeleteI'm with William. That's a big baby, but he really is adorable. I love his outfit. You do a wonderful job making sure the attire of your dolls are representative of their roles.
ReplyDeleteThank you Vanessa. I appreciate the comments that show people enjoy the detail. Your blog is also a phenomenon with your sleek, yet suburban style. I always enjoy seeing your very stylish interiors.
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