Britain's Prince William carries his son Prince George, as he arrives with his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge for their son's christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Britain's Prince William carries his son Prince George, as he arrives with his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge for their son's christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Britain's Prince William, Kate Duchess of Cambridge with their son Prince George arrive at the Chapel Royal in St James's Palace. (AP Photo/John Stillwell/Pool)
Britain's Prince William, right, Kate Duchess of Cambridge with their son Prince George leave the Chapel Royal in St James's Palace in London, with the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby after the christening of the three month-old Prince George. (AP Photo/John Stillwell/Pool)
Kate Duchess of Cambridge carries her son Prince George after his christening at the Chapel Royal in St James's Palace. The prince was christened Wednesday with water from the River Jordan at a rare four-generation gathering of the royal family. (AP Photo/John Stillwell/Pool)
Britain's Prince William carries his son Prince George as they arrive for his son's christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge carries her son Prince George after his christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Guests arrive for the christening of Prince George at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett
A royal fan stands outside St James's Palace before the christening of Prince George in London. REUTERS/Toby Melville
Britain's Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby arrives to christen Prince George at St James's Palace in London.REUTERS/Toby Melville
Royal fans wait outside St James's Palace before the christening of Prince George in London. REUTERS/Paul Hackett
Britain's Queen Elizabeth, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall (R) and Prince Charles leave after attending the christening of Prince George at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Royal fans wait outside St James's Palace before the christening of Prince George. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett
Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge walks with her husband Prince William and the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, as she carries her son Prince George after his christening at St James's Palace. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Pippa and James Middleton, the sister and brother of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, arrive for the christening of Prince George at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Britain's Prince William carries his son Prince George, as he arrives with his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge for their son's christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Guests arrive for the christening of Prince George at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett
Britain's Prince William carries his son Prince George, as he arrives with his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge for their son's christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge walks with her husband Prince William as she carries her son Prince George after his christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Britain's Prince William carries his son Prince George as they arrive for his son's christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge carries her son Prince George after his christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge carries her son Prince George after his christening at St James's Palace in London. REUTERS/John Stillwell/pool
Britain's Prince George is held by his father Prince William as they arrive at Chapel Royal in St James's Palace in London, for the christening of the three month-old Prince. (AP Photo/John Stillwell/Pool)
Published Oct 23, 2013
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Britain's Prince George was christened in a service attended by just 21 guests, a small and private ceremony for a baby whose parents want to shield him from too much media intrusion.
Prince William, whose mother Diana was hounded by paparazzi and died in a car crash in Paris in 1997, and his wife Kate invited only very close family and godparents to the ceremony in the 16th century St. James's Palace in central London.
