Meghan Markle and Prince Harry posed with some of the most important people in their lives for their son Archie's official christening photos.
The new parents sat in Windsor Castle's Green Drawing holding their two-month-old son surrounded by their family in the stunning snap.
As well as Meghan's mum Doria and Royals, the couple also chose to include people from Harry's mum Diana's family.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Archie's aunt and uncle, are sitting to the side of the couple.
Kate is wearing a pink Stella McCartney dress and a headband in a darker shade of the colour, while William looks smart in a blue suit and tie.
Three of the little royal's grandparents - Prince Charles, Camilla and Doria - are on the other side.
Standing directly behind Meghan are Diana's two sisters Lady Jane Fellowes and Lady Sarah McCorquodale.
All the guests are smiling broadly in the sweet photo, which was taken in the same room where the couple had their official wedding pictures.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have chosen not to reveal the names of the godparents they have chosen for Archie, so we're unsure if any of the people in the snap have been selected for the honour.
The couple also released a second photo, a black and white snap of the three of them in the castle's Rose Garden.
Harry is looking proudly down at him while Meghan gazes lovingly at her husband.
The two official photos were taken by Chris Allerton, who took the couple's personal wedding photos.
The "small private" ceremony was led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and is believed to have been attended by about 25 people.
Earlier today Kate and William were seen driving into Windsor Castle while Charles and Camilla arrived by helicopter.
Harry's former nanny Tiggy Legge-Bourke was also seen driving into the castle.
Tiggy, who now lives on Glanusk Estate in Wales, cared for Princes William and Harry in the nineties and retired from her royal role in 1999 when she married former British army officer Charles Pettifer.
