Advertisement The wife of the Swedish Queen's nephew was left red-faced today after her elegant green dress came apart, exposing her underwear. Maline Sommerlath, who is married to Patrick Sommerlath, experienced the wardrobe malfunction as Swedish nobility gathered in Drottningholm to welcome the newest member of the royal family. Princess Madeleine of Sweden and husband Christopher O'Neill christened their third child, a little girl named Adrienne who was born on 9th March and is tenth in line to the throne. But pictures emerged this evening of Maline clinging to her dress, with other guests forming a human shield around her in an attempt to protect her from embarrassment. Maline Sommerlath, who is married to the Queen's nephew Patrick Sommerlath, was left red-faced after this wardrobe malfunction at the Christening Guests gathered around in attempt to save Maline's modesty after her green dress appeared to come apart outside the palace Maline struggled with her dress as she tried to repair the wardrobe malfunction at the Christening at Drottningholm Palace while guests tried to save her embarrassment Earlier today Madeleine, 35, was among the first arrivals while her older sister Crown Princess Victoria was spotted making her way to the opulent Drottningholm Palace Chapel, near Stockholm, in a private car. The proud mother put on a glamorous display, wearing a £1,735 Giambattista Valli floral dress with a traditional flower crown, as she joined Archbishop Antje Jackelen who conducted the service. The couple were joined by King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, and Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia along with their respective children. Also present were godparents Anouska d'Abo, Coralie Charriol Paul, Nader Panahpour, Gustav Thott, Charlotte Kreuger Cederlund and Natalie Werner - along with officiants Chief Court Chaplain Bishop Johan Dalman and Pastor of the Royal Court Parish Michael Bjerkhagen. Maline was seen fidgeting with the dress, which came away completely meaning that she had to be shielded by the Christening's other guests Proud grandfather: The princess's full name was officially announced in March by King Carl XVI Gustaf (far right) in a Council of State meeting, who revealed she will be known as Adrienne Josephine Alice, the Duchess of Blekinge Male and female guests attempted to disguise the fact that a piece of the clothing had come away, exposing Maline's backside According to tradition, the young princess will likely be baptised with water from a spring on the Swedish island of Öland, a custom implemented by the present king and queen, the child's grandparents. She also wore robes steeped in royal tradition; the lining of the gown has the names and dates of all its previous wearers embroidered on it and has been worn by each royal infant since Prince Gustaf Adolf first wore it in 1906. Politicians including Speaker of the Swedish Parliament Urban Ahlin and Centre Party leader Annie Loof also gathered at the chapel on Friday morning. And as Sweden basked in 20 degree sunshine it all proved too much for some of the Royal Guards on duty, with one officer dramatically fainting in the heat. Adrienne's birth in March was greeted by a 21-gun salute from Skeppsholmen in Stockholm, and from saluting stations in Gothenburg, Härnösand, Karlskrona and Boden. The princess's full name was officially announced in March by her grandfather King Carl XVI Gustaf in a Council of State meeting, who revealed she will be known as Adrienne Josephine Alice, the Duchess of Blekinge. Madeleine and Christopher chose Adrienne as it's a name they love, the couple said. Josephine is a traditional moniker in Madeleine's family and is also her fourth name, while Alice is the name of Adrienne's great-grandmother, Alice Sommerlath, the mother of Queen Silvia. Princess Adrienne was the third royal baby to arrive in the space of two weeks, when she was born at Danderyd Hospital in Stockholm in the early hours of 9th March. In a statement, the Swedish Royal Court described the newborn as 'a healthy child' and said that 'mother and baby are doing well'. 'We are delighted with the new addition to our family,' Chris, 43, said in a statement. 'Leonore and Nicolas have their long-awaited sibling. They can't wait to meet their new baby sister.' Beaming with pride: Parents Princess Madeleine and husband Christopher O'Neil with new arrival Princess Adrienne, Princess Leonore, four, and Prince Nicolas, two at the newborn's christening in Drottningholm on Friday The proud couple pose for a photograph outside the chapel with a barefoot Princess Leonore (centre). In a statement in March, the family said: 'We are delighted with the new addition to our family' The barefoot four-year-old princess hid behind her brother during this group photo with family members and godparents Proud father Christopher O'Neill - a financier who declined to take on a royal title after marrying into the family - holds his son, two year old Prince Nicolas of Sweden, following the ceremony at Drottningholm Palace Chapel this morning The proud mother cradles her new arrival after the service this morning. Madeleine became known as Sweden's party princess during her early 20s, when she was frequently spotted at Stockholm's high-end nightclubs Yummy mummy: The proud mother put on a glamorous display, wearing a £1,735 Giambattista Valli floral dress with a traditional flower crown, as she joined Archbishop Antje Jackelen who conducted the service on Friday morning Crown Princess Victoria looked elegant in a grey drop hem dress featuring a statement pussybow collar, which she teamed with a wide headband as she posed for photographs outside the chapel with husband Daniel and son Prince Oscar A back view offered a glimpse of Victoria's statement headband and towering high heels as she left the chapel with David and Oscar in tow on Friday afternoon. The couple are also parents to Princess Estelle, who joined them on Friday too Proud uncle: Madeleine's brother, Prince Carl Philip, with his family - wife Princess Sofia, a former model, and their two cherubic children, Prince Gabriel and Prince Alexander - outside Drottningholm Palace Chapel this morning<doc-sep>We simply can’t get enough of royal babies. Princess Adrienne, the third child of Princess Madeleine and Christopher O'Neill, was baptized at the Royal Chapel of Drottningholm Palace in Stockholm today. The three-month-old baby girl—whose official title is Adrienne Josephine Alice, Princess of Sweden, Duchess of Blekinge—is tenth in line for the throne following her two older siblings, Princess Leonore, 4, and Prince Nicolas, 2. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. The whole royal family attended Adrienne's big day, including Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel, Prince Carl Philip, Princess Sofia, and grandparents King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia, according to to People. The young princess' cousins were there, too. The date of the christening had another special meaning, as it was the proud parent’s fifth wedding anniversary. Adrienne was christened in a family gown, worn by older cousins and siblings before her, while Princess Madeleine dressed in a delicate floral dress and flower crown. Big sister Leonore matched in a white flower dress. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. The Swedish Royal Court announced that six godparents were selected, including O’Neill’s niece, close friends and other family members. One godmother is Princess Madeleine's close friend Louise, for whom she was a bridesmaid last week. However, no members of the royal family were chosen for the honor. Princess Madeleine often shares updates on social media of her royal events and behind-the-scenes of family life. She used her Instagram page to announce the birth of her daughter, where followers commented with well wishes for the newest royal baby. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Adrienne is only 3 months old, but she's on track to be a stylish royal just like the rest of her family. This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>Sweden’s newest royal, Princess Adrienne, was baptized in royal splendor at the Royal Chapel in the Drottningholm Palace, Stockholm, on Friday Royal Baby Christening! See All the Best Photos from Princess Adrienne of Sweden's Big Day Happy royal christening day, Princess Adrienne! Sweden’s newest royal, Adrienne Josephine Alice, Princess of Sweden and Duchess of Blekinge, was baptized in royal splendor at the Royal Chapel in the Drottningholm Palace, Stockholm, on Friday. Get push notifications with news, features and more. Proud parents Princess Madeleine and Chris O’Neill welcomed their baby girl in March, joining siblings, Princess Leonore, 4, and Prince Nicolas, 2. The christening date is extra special for the royal couple, as it also marks their fifth wedding anniversary. It is also the same day Leonore was baptized in 2014. The entire royal family, including Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel, Prince Carl Philip, Princess Sofia and grandparents King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia, turned out for Adrienne’s big day. The little princess’s cousins also joined in on the celebrations. Princess Adrienne's christening ceremony, Stockholm, Sweden - 08 Jun 2018 Credit: Janerik Henriksson/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock Princess Adrienne was baptized in the same gown worn by cousins Princess Estelle, Prince Oscar, Prince Alexander, Prince Gabriel, and siblings Princess Leonore and Prince Nicolas at their christenings. The water used at the christening will come from a spring on Öland. The Swedish royal court confirmed the six godparents Madeleine and Chris chose for their third child. The honored roles have gone to close friends of the couple and one of Chris’ nieces. No members of the royal family were selected, however, Princess Victoria is godmother to Leonore, and Carl Philip is godfather to Nicolas. Sweden Royals Credit: Henrik Montgomery/TT via AP Christening Of Princess Adrienne Of Sweden Credit: Michael Campanella/Getty Images Christening Of Princess Adrienne Of Sweden Credit: Michael Campanella/Getty Images Princess Adrienne, who is tenth in line to the Swedish throne, is the newest addition to the Swedish royal family, which has experienced a baby boom recently. Madeleine’s siblings Princess Victoria and Prince Carl Philip have both welcomed young children into the family in the past few years. Princess Adrienne's christening ceremony, Stockholm, Sweden - 08 Jun 2018 Credit: Janerik Henriksson/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock Princess Adrienne's christening ceremony, Stockholm, Sweden - 08 Jun 2018 Credit: Janerik Henriksson/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock For now, the royal family is settling into life as a family of five in their home in Stockholm, although they are based full-time in London. Madeleine traveled home to Stockholm last month so she could have the baby in Sweden. “It’s great living in London, London is easy to like,” Princess Madeleine said in the STV documentary Året med kungafamiljen. “There are lots of parks, people are friendly, it suits us.” Princess Adrienne's christening ceremony, Stockholm, Sweden - 08 Jun 2018 Credit: Jonas Ekstromer/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock But, she said, “of course we miss our family and all our friends, Sweden’s countryside, the food — it’s a long list.”<doc-sep>It was a fairytale dream for the little three-month-old's big milestone. Princess Madeleine and Chris O'Neil have given the world a very rare glimpse inside Sweden's Drottningholm Palace. The proud parents have released a series of official portraits to mark the christening of their daughter Princess Adrienne of Sweden The happy family. The first image features just the proud parents, who are already mum and dad to four-year-old Princess Leonor and two-year-old Prince Nicolas. Madeleine donned a Giambattista Valli floral dress, while her hubby was very smart in a coat and tails! Baby Adrienne's outfit was very traditional, with robes being lined with the names and dates of all its previous wearers - dating all the way back to 1906 with Prince Gustaf Adolf. The little princess is certainly adored! The next image is of all of the little Princess' appointed godparents: Anouska d'Abo, Coralie Charriol Paul, Nader Panahpour, Gustav Thott, Charlotte Kreuger Cederlund and Natalie Werner. The Swedish royals then shared a stunning portrait of the trio along with Princess Adrienne's grandparents including Queen Silvia of Sweden and King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden along with Chris' mum Eva Maria Walter. The crown jewel had to be the final photo, which was of the glowing mum. Talk about a crowning jewel! Princess Madeleine was simply radiant in a stunning close up shot. Showing off her Swedish flair for whimsical fashion, the snap highlighted her bold choice to wear a beautiful floral crown.The highlight of the portraits gad to be the fact that we got such a good look of the Palace interiors... And it is even dreamier than we envisioned. The christening took place on June 8. Madeleine, 35, and Chris, 43, welcomed Adrienne Josephine Alice, Princess of Sweden and Duchess of Blekinge, on the 9th of March. "Leonore and Nicolas have their long-awaited sibling," Chris said in a statement released by the palace. "They can't wait to meet their new baby sister."<doc-sep>
Sweden's new royal, Princess Adrienne was christened on Friday morning 5-year-old Madeleine was dressed in a £1,735 Giambattista Valli floral dress and wore a traditional flower crown on her head as she headed to the venue where Archbishop Antje Jackelen directed the service. She was the first among her family to arrive at the venue, while her older sister Crown Princes Victoria was seen walking towards the palace after she arrived by a private car. The royals were joined by Princess Madeleine's parents, King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, and Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia along with their children. Others present at the ceremony included godparents Anouska d'Abo, Coralie Charriol Paul, Nader Panahpour, Gustav Thott, Charlotte Kreuger Cederlund and Natalie Werner - along with officiants Chief Court Chaplain Bishop Johan Dalman and Pastor of the Royal Court Parish Michael Bjerkhagen. In March, King Carl XVI Gustaf announced Princess Adrienne's full name in a Council of State meeting, where he officially titled her as Adrienne Josephine Alice, the Duchess of Blekinge. According to a royal tradition started by the Sweden's current king and queen, young princesses are baptised with water originating from a spring on the Swedish island of Öland. Princess Adrienne was dressed in traditional royal robes, with the lining of her gown holding the names and dates of all babies who wore the robe before her, even dating back to Prince Gustaf Adolf, who wore it first in 1906. Several Swedish politicians gathered at the chapel for the ceremony, including Speaker of the Swedish Parliament Urban Ahlin and Centre Party leader Annie Loof. Princess Adrienne was born at Danderyd Hospital on March 9 Parents Princess Madeleine and husband Christopher O'Neil with new arrival Princess Adrienne,