Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to violate baby Archie’s traditional christening ceremony?

Royal celebrations are one of the major fairs as they are enthusiastically attended by royal fans. These celebrations draw crowd as the much awaited fans are longing to watch the royal family. The fans couldn’t get enough to see the pictures of Archie. 

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's first child, baby Archie, was born on Monday, May 6, 2019. Since then, Harry and Meghan have only shared a handful of photos of their son, including this one, released on Father's Day. And, the fans have been itching to get a glimpse of the newborn. 

But, the fans won't have to wait any longer. According to The Sunday Times' baby Archie's christening is set to take place in July. Though the details are yet to be officially confirmed by Buckingham Palace.

Royal Christenings are seen as important historic events, which follow the traditional ceremonies. However, Prince Harry and Meghan Markel aren't known to play by the rule-books. While, the couple has already broken several major baby traditions. Perhaps, the pair chose not to take part in the post-birth photo call on the hospital steps after Archie's birth.

The duke and duchess opted out of the tradition, which began with Princess Diana after the birth of Prince William, in favor of a private photo call at Windsor Castle two days after the birth with just a few selected members of the press.

From photos to outfits, here are the three ways in which Archie's christening may not be by-the-book.

Although, the fans can take a sigh of relief as the couple is reportedly set to follow some royal traditions, such as the location of the ceremony.