Prince Louis' official christening photos have been released

Kensington Palace has released official photographs of the royal family at Prince Louis' christening. And it's clear to see why the Londoner, who has shot everyone from Ryan Reynolds to Jennifer Lawrence, is one of the world's most renowned portrait photographers.

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"I was truly honored at being asked to take the official photographs at the christening of Prince Louis, and to witness at first hand such a happy event", Holyoak said in a statement, according to People.

He is not new to working with the royals, as he photographed the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh as part of a series of portraits released to mark their 70th wedding anniversary.

The parents of three shared loving glances with their children as they were surrounded by their own parents and siblings following the church ceremony, all beaming with happiness at Clarence House shortly after leaving the Chapel Royal at St. James's Palace.

The four pictures feature official portraits of various family members gathered around the young prince, but the photograph of Kate Middleton smiling with her third child in the garden at Clarence House is especially gorgeous. Prince George, 3-year-old Princess Charlotte, Kate's parents Michael and Carole, her brother James and sister Pippa were also in attendance.

Meghan, 36, in an olive green Ralph Lauren outfit with a hat by Stephen Jones, stands next to a slightly serious-looking Harry.

The Duchess of Cornwall is cheerful in a cream Fiona Clare dress and a Locke hat, while grandfather Prince Charles appears tanned and relaxed.

The following day the Queen, alongside other members of the royal family, attended the RAF centenary in London. George is by now sitting on his father's lap and grinning happily at the camera, presumably at some behind-the-scenes antics.