Prince Charles of Luxembourg is just four-month-old but has already marked his first official royal engagement.

Prince Charles accompanied his parents, Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stephanie of Luxembourg, for a special royal engagement on Tuesday. The family was visiting the Château de Munsbach's rose garden in Munsbach Castle to see a pink rose that was named in honour of the royal tot.

Luxembourg Rose Heritage Conservatory named a variety of rose "Prince Charles of Luxembourg," after the toddler who is second in the line of succession to the throne. The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg explained that the naming was done in accordance with a tradition that started nearly four decades ago.

"In 1891, a tradition arose that certain roses were named after members of the Grand Ducal Family. In order to perpetuate this custom, a rose "Prince Charles of Luxembourg" was baptised following the birth of the son of the Heir Couple," the Ducal court explained on its website. It also noted that the country was once nicknamed the "Land of Roses."

For his first-ever royal engagement, the royal baby was wrapped up in a cute grey knitted hoodie with a bobble hat. In the pictures shared by the Grand Ducal court on its website and Instagram accounts, the royal was seen contentedly tucked into his mother's arms, who seem relaxed in a navy blue cape she wore over a blue floral blouse.

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Leurs Altesses Royales le Grand-Duc héritier, la Grande-Duchesse héritière et leur fils le Prince Charles ont visité hier le conservatoire du patrimoine des roses du Luxembourg situé dans la roseraie du Château de Munsbach. En l’honneur du fils du Couple héritier, une rose « Prince Charles de Luxembourg » a été baptisée perpétuant une longue tradition initiée en 1891, l’année qui a vu la première rose plantée en l’honneur d’un membre de la Famille grand-ducale, le Grand-Duc Adolphe. Aujourd’hui encore, la roseraie possède ces roses historiques que le Couple héritier a découvert durant leur visite. Surnommé au 19ème siècle « Pays des Roses », le Luxembourg a connu un âge d’or dans la culture des roses, un succès et une reconnaissance qui dépassaient largement les contrées luxembourgeoises et qui prirent fin au début la Première Guerre mondiale. Un attachement inoubliable pour les roses que l’association « Lëtzebuerger Rosefrënn », fondée il y a 40 ans, souhaite faire renaître auprès de la population. © Cour grand-ducale / Sophie Margue #PrinceCharles

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New dad Guillaume, who is the eldest son of Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, was also casually dressed for the occasion. The royal couple wore precautionary face masks throughout the event, except for a brief period where they sat close to each other.

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Luxembourg's Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and his wife Countess Stephanie de Lannoy REUTERS/Vincent Kessler

Prince Charles, full name Charles Jean Philippe Joseph Marie Guillaume, was born on May 10 at the Grand Duchess Charlotte Maternity Hospital in Luxembourg City. His christening took place at the L'Abbaye de St Maurice in Luxembourg last month in presence of members of Luxembourg's royal family. He is the fifth grandchild of Henri and Maria, after his cousins Noah, Gabriel, Amalia, and Liam.