The Lily Font is a large silver-gilt font used in Royal Christenings. It has been used in the majority of ceremonies of this kind for over 150 years.

Royal babies are christened using the ornate 'lily font' which is usually on show as part of the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London. The font was specially commissioned by Queen Victoria in 1840.

Used in the majority of royal christenings over the past 150 years, the lavish Lily Font will be making an appearance at Archie's baptism on Saturday.. The receptacle is said to be worth a ...

PRINCESS Charlotte will be baptised today using an ornate royal font shaped like a lily, which has been transported especially to Sandringham from the Tower of London where it forms part of the ...

The Lily Font is an important piece of Royal history and will be used in Prince Louis' upcoming christening.. Jump directly to the content. Irish Sun. US Edition UK Edition Scottish Sun.