christening (Meaning)

Wordnet

christening (n)

giving a Christian name at baptism

Webster

of Christen

The christening of the newborn prince was a grand affair, attended by royalty from across the realm.
The family gathered at the church for the christening ceremony, celebrating the beginning of their child's spiritual journey.
The christening gown, passed down through generations, was carefully adorned with lace and ribbons for the special occasion.
Following the christening, guests enjoyed a lavish reception with cake and champagne to toast the newest member of the family.
The godparents stood proudly beside the parents during the christening, promising to guide and support the child in their faith.
The priest delivered a moving sermon during the christening, emphasizing the importance of love and community in the child's life.
The christening font, an ornate vessel filled with holy water, symbolized the cleansing of sin and the blessing of the child.
Photographers captured every moment of the christening, ensuring that the memories would be cherished for years to come.
The christening certificate, adorned with intricate calligraphy, served as a cherished keepsake of the special day.
As the church bells rang out in celebration, the family rejoiced in the joyous occasion of their child's christening.

giving a Christian name at baptismof Christen

baptising, labelling, calling, nominating,naming, dubbing, labeling, baptizing, styling, entitling

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The christening of the newborn prince was a grand affair, attended by royalty from across the realm.

The family gathered at the church for the christening ceremony, celebrating the beginning of their child's spiritual journey.

The christening gown, passed down through generations, was carefully adorned with lace and ribbons for the special occasion.

Following the christening, guests enjoyed a lavish reception with cake and champagne to toast the newest member of the family.