Baptism and Christening Outfits for Girls

We offer a choice of the latest fashion of Baptism /Christening outfits and all the accessories from elaborate detailing to our range of Christening wear for girls and all handpicked from the best designers around

2021 Christening gowns and romper suits, including all the essential accessories like the christening candles and shawls, shoes, bibs

The Sisters have established christening wear experts. In-store, we house a stunning collection of christening wear from lace and sparkling embellishment, sequins, pearly beading, and simplistic tulle silhouettes. We offer short and long christening gowns, rompers, christening suits for boys and christening dresses with beautiful accessories.

• Here’s What Happens at a Christening

  Traditionally, parents chose to have their children christened because they wanted them to be brought up in the Christian faith. Although this is still the main and most valid reason, today a christening is also used as a time to celebrate a child’s life and is regarded as an ‘official’ ceremony to welcome them into the family and community. It’s Continue Reading

• A Comprehensive Guide to Christening Etiquette

  The christening of your child marks the beginning of a special and unique relationship between your newest family member and your chosen faith. There could no more memorable event than this one, and many families understand the importance of ensuring every detail is taken care of, from the church to the invitations to the christening outfit – this last detail Continue Reading

• Choosing the Godparents

  In the past, godparents were chosen for their strong Christian beliefs and their commitment to offering spiritual support and guidance throughout the child’s life. Today, godparents tend to be chosen because of their special bond with one or both of the parents and are usually a close friend or family member. However, it’s still considered a great honor and responsibility so you should choose your godparents wisely. Will you still expect to have a bond with them in the future? Are they willing to play a part in your child’s life? Even if they aren’t particularly religious, do they still have the morals and values that you respect?