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  Christenings/Mirobani/Oil sets
  2Destino cater for all Christenings: Catholic, Orthodox and Christian.

Catholic Christenings traditionally require:
Long gown
Shawl
Cardigan
Vest
Nappies
Pants (to cover nappies)
Gold / Silver Cross-
(Box / bag to put all in)

The Irish are predominantly Catholic...and the formal christening ritual is primarily practiced in the modern Catholic faith.

Regardless of your denomination, this special day gives you and your loved ones the opportunity to welcome your child into the family, the church, the community and the world.

Orthodox Christening Traditionally require:
1mirobani set which includes
(undergarments,1 small towel,1large towel ,1sheet.)
1 bottle of olive oil
1 bar of soap
1 white candles nicely dressed
1 baptismal outfit for child
2 other outfit for child
Martirika witness pins (crosses with ribbon)
A gold cross and chain
1 large Box or Bag to put all in
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Greek Baptisms
2Destino would like to take this opportunity to provide you with this valuable information regarding the Greek Orthodox Christening traditions.

For the sacrament of Baptism (Christening) one of the godparents must be an Orthodox Christian and must bring the following items to the church.

The Godparent is given a white candle symbolizing that Christ is the light of the world ant that Christians are to live and die by the light of Christ.

From £40.00
Modern Christening
outfits

From £65.00
Traditional Christening
outfits
From £40.00
Mirobani Christening
sets


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