The world got a little brighter when Meghan Markle [1] and Prince Harry welcomed their son, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor [2], on May 6. At just 2 days old, baby Archie made his first royal appearance [3] during a photocall at Windsor Castle, and it looks like his christening may be happening very soon. According to People, the tiny tot's christening [4] will likely take place in July or August. There's some speculation that it will be scheduled slightly early, ahead of the Queen's Summer trip to Balmoral (which usually lasts from July to October) though there's a chance she'll have to return to London during the Summer anyway, to meet the new Prime Minister.

While Kensington Palace has yet to make an official announcement, Vanity Fair also reports that the affair will probably be held at St. George's Chapel [5], the same place where Harry and Meghan tied the knot [6] in May 2018.

Royal christenings [7] usually take place a few months after a baby is born. Prince George was 3 months old [8] when he had his, while Princess Charlotte was 2 months old [9] for hers and Prince Louis had his [10] at nearly 3 months old. It's still unclear who will serve as Archie's godparents [11], but I guess we'll find out soon enough.