The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge proudly presented their three-month-old son, Prince George, to be christened in a low-key, intimate ceremony at St James’s Palace in London today.
The world was given its second public glimpse of the three-month-old royal baby, who has grown to look remarkably like his father Prince William at that age.
New mum Kate was beaming with pride and looked stunning in a cream Alexander McQueen outfit and matching hat.
The christening of the third-in line to the throne was a monumentous occasion for the proud royal family.
Proud parents the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and baby Prince George.
Prince George wore a replica of the gown that has been in the family for 168 years.
Kate wore Alexander McQueen with a hat by milliner Jane Taylor.
The Archbishop of Canterbury greeted the family warmly.
Kate and William show off their son to great-grandmother the Queen.
Great-grandparents the Queen and Prince Philip.
The ceremony was an intimate and traditional affair.
Proud Uncle Prince Harry did a reading at the ceremony.
Kate’s siblings Pippa and James arriving at the christening.
Carole Middleton looked very proud.
William’s cousin Zara Phillips was named among seven godparents.
Prince Charles and Camilla hosted a reception after the christening.
Kate looked incredibly proud and excited as she left for the Chapel Royal.
It was only the second time Prince George has been seen in public.
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