The baptism of the Princely Children of T.S.H. Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene, H.S.H. Hereditary Prince Jacques and H.S.H. Princess Gabriella, will be celebrated at a religious ceremony to take place on Sunday 10 May 2015 at 10.30 a.m. in Monaco Cathedral in the presence of members of the Princely Family and the Wittstock family.
The Godfather and Godmother of Hereditary Prince Jacques are
Mr. Christopher Le Vine Jr and Mrs. Diane de Polignac Nigra.
The Godfather and Godmother of Princess Gabriella are
Mr. Gareth Wittstock and Mrs. Nerine Pienaar.
The Monegasque people, the Residents and all the friends of the Principality will be able to follow the religious ceremony from the Place du Palais, where a giant screen will be installed. At noon, after the Mass, the population will be able to cheer the Royal Couple, who will return to the Palace on foot via the Rue Bellando de Castro, accompanied by Monegasque, auvergnats and Provencal folk groups.
The entire religious ceremony will be broadcast on television on the Monaco Info channel, streamed on Monaco Channel (www.monacochannel.mc and via the Prince’s Palace’s Facebook (www.facebook.com/palaismonaco).
A decoration ceremony will be held in the Throne Room where Hereditary Prince Jacques will be named Grand Cross of the Order of Grimaldi and Princess Gabriella Grand Officer of the Order of Grimaldi.
The Godfather and Godmother of Prince Jacques will be named Officers of the Order of St. Charles and those of Princess Gabriella will be named Officers of the Order of Grimaldi.
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These ceremonies are often steeped in tradition and pageantry, showcasing the rich history and cultural heritage of the royal lineage. Through the act of baptism, the princely children are welcomed into the faith of their ancestors, and their names are conferred upon them, echoing centuries of tradition.
It’s a moment that not only resonates with those closely tied to royalty but also captivates people around the world, offering a glimpse into the enduring mystique of royalty and the preservation of time-honored customs.