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Prince Gabriel's christening

During the christening ceremony. Prince Gabriel and Archbishop Emeritus Anders Wejryd. Photo: Jonas Ekströmer/TT

During the christening, The King conferred the Order of the Seraphim on Prince Gabriel. Photo: Jonas Ekströmer/TT

Princess Estelle pouring out the water for the christening. The water for the christening was taken from a spring on the Swedish island of Öland. Photo: Anders Wiklund/TT

The Prince Family after the christening service. Photo: Fredrik Sandberg/TT

The Crown Princess Family. Photo: Fredrik Sandberg/TT

The Order of the Seraphim. Photo: Kungahuset.se

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On Friday 1 December, Prince Gabriel was christened at Drottningholm Palace Chapel.

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Archbishop Emeritus Anders Wejryd officiated at the christening assisted by the Chaplain to The King, Bishop Johan Dalman and the Reverend Michael Bjerkhagen, Court Chaplain and Rector of the Royal Court Parish.

After the christening, 21-gun salutes were fired from Skeppsholmen and from HMS Kullen outside Drottningholm Palace.

Following the service, The King and Queen held a reception at Drottningholm Palace with lunch for the invited guests.

Prince Gabriel’s christening gift from the Riksdag and the Swedish Government was a collection of children’s books with Swedish folk tunes and songs, and a xylophone. Dalarna County Administrative Board presented two sites as a christening gift: a rest area in Säterdalen and a ski trail at Koppången.

Guest list for Prince Gabriel's christening and reception.

During the christening service at Drottningholm Palace Chapel. Photo: Claudio Bresciani/TT

The Prince Family together with Prince Gabriel’s godparents: Carolina Pihl, Sara Hellqvist, Thomas de Toledo Sommerlath, Princess Madeleine and Oscar Kylberg. Photo: Fredrik Sandberg/TT

All the information relating to the christening can be found at Kungahuset.se/dopet.

The chapel was decorated with amaryllis, anemone, cyclamen, silver ragwort, spruce, pine and cedarwood. Photo: Kungahuset.se

Drottningholm Palace 1 December 2017. Photo: Kungahuset.se

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