In the last few weeks Queen Elizabeth II had to step back and forth for the sake of her health, but she doesn’t want to miss the grand entrance of her great-grandchildren.
Windsor – Family is very important to the British royals. Whether baptism, birthday or wedding – Queen Elizabeth II (95) does not want to miss important milestones in the life of her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The monarch is almost always there when there is a reason to celebrate – and a double baptism is definitely one of them.
As Sun magazine reports, the royal family wants to gather on Sunday for a special kind of service in the Royal Chapel of All Saints near Windsor Castle. For the first time, two royal offspring are to be baptized there at the same time. The Queen’s granddaughters Princess Eugenie (31) and Zara Tindall (40) have apparently decided on a joint ceremony in which little Lucas Tindall and nine-month-old August Brooksbank are to be baptized.
24royal.de * knows who should be on the guest list of the double baptism in addition to Queen Elizabeth II.
Queen Elizabeth II finally had to let her royal duties rest, but she probably wants to witness the baptism of her great-grandchildren on site. “Her Majesty desperately wants to be there because she knows how important it is to her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. It should be a heartwarming family celebration, ”confided a palace insider in the run-up to the Sun. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
