shares a special bond with her grandmother the late as Charlotte was christened in the same location as her paternal grandmother.

The special setting in question is St Mary Magdalene Church on the .

Royal christenings have been enormous events and a cause for celebration where the members of the Royal Family come together to celebrate the joyous occasion.

The beautiful church on the Sandringham Estate is usually where the royals usually enjoy their Christmas Day service and hold their after church service.

Charlotte's brothers, George and Louis, however, were . While that was one major difference, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis all wore the replica of the historic Honiton Lace christening gown which was recreated by the Queen's dresser, Angela Kelly.

by Queen Victoria for her first child, Princess Victoria the Princess Royal. It was worn by 62 royal babies across 163 years and Prince Edward's daughter, Lady Louise Windsor, was the last to wear it at her christening in 2004 before it was retired into conservation.

After this event, the late Queen decided the time had come to enter the delicate artefact into conservation and have a replica made for future christenings.

The son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Archie, however, was christened by the then Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, at Windsor Castle on July 2019, with Meghan's mother Doria Ragland also attending.

At the time, a Royal Communications spokesperson said: "The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are and would like to thank everyone around the world for their ongoing support.

"They feel so fortunate to have enjoyed this special moment with family and Archie's godparents."

The couple also confirmed their youngest child, Princess Lilibet, at the Sussexes' Montecito home on March 3, 2023, by John H. Taylor, the Bishop of Los Angeles.