Actress Jennifer Lopez and singer husband Marc Anthony reportedly had a baptism ceremony for their seven week old twins, Emme and Max, on April 12, 2008. The ceremony took place at a church in Long Island, New York. A source close to the couple gave this statement, "They didn't want it to be a big ceremony, so they only invited their very best friends and immediate family. Max and Emme didn't cry at all - they were really good, and Jennifer and Marc looked extremely proud." The couple hosted a reception after the ceremony at their home in Brookville.

1. American actress and singer
2. Married Marc Anthony on June 5, 2004
3. Twins were born on February 22, 2008
4. Emme's weight: 5 lbs, 7oz; Max's weight: 6 lbs
5. Times of birth: 12:12 AM, and 12:23 AM
6. First children for Lopez
7. Third and fourth children for Anthony

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  • FemaleFirst reports: The 'Do It Well' singer and husband Marc held the intimate ceremony for seven-week-old twins Max and Emme at a church in Long Island, New York.

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  • In Touch reports: The intimate ceremony, attended by only their closest friends and family members, was followed by a reception at Jennifer and Marc’s estate.

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