Cecily was baptized on January 4th. I don't think that what a baby is wearing is a vital part of his/her baptism, yet aesthetics do matter. It makes a difference when things look nice and symbolism is useful. My husband and I found some vintage christening gowns at an antique store when I was pregnant with our first daughter, Amelia. We are not Catholic, but we thought the idea of a special dress, just for the occasion that was symbolically white was a very nice idea. We picked one out and got a little hat to go with it. It's been worn for baptism twice now and we hope the Lord will see fit to bless us again and it will be a well-used dress.

The hat has such a sweet shape and some very pretty embroidery on it.

Detail on the hat.
The hat has such a sweet shape and some very pretty embroidery on it.
Detail on the hat.
1 comment:
Thanks for the pictures...they are just beautiful. I love the dress and hat, it must have been very special (the baptism). The details of the back of the bonnet make a delightful picture. I also like the one with her fingers in her mouth...very sweet.
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