Prince William and Princess Kate's daughter will be christened on July 5. Images from The Royal Mint show the design for a commemorative coin to mark Princess Charlotte's christening and Prince ...

— -- The world now has its first glimpse at the official photos from Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana’s christening. Kensington Palace today released four photos snapped by Mario Testino ...

Princess Charlotte's Christening: Meet the Players. From the godparents and grandparents to the legend who will be photographing the 2-month-old, meet everyone involved with the big day. By.

Kensington Palace on Thursday released a series of photographs taken to mark last weekend's christening of Princess Charlotte. IE 11 is not supported.

Here's what's on tap for the royal christening: Who:. Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, born May 2, in London, the second child of Will and Kate, younger sister to Prince George, who turns 2 this month ...

Princess Charlotte, the two-month-old daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton and the fourth in line to the British throne, ... The christening took place in St. Mary Magdalene Church, ...

Princess Charlotte arrived at her christening in a royal pram pushed by her mother and flanked by big brother and father. Prince William, left, in 1984, and Prince George, right ...

Princess Charlotte will be christened on July 5 in the same countryside church where her grandmother, the late Princess Diana, was baptized. Princess Charlotte's July christening pays another ...

The most anticipated baptism of the year - Princess Charlotte's, daughter of the Duke and Duchesse of Cambridge - did not disappoint, with a private ceremony that lasted less than 25 minutes while ...

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Princess Charlotte arrived at her christening in a royal pram pushed by her mother and flanked by big brother and father. Prince William, left, in 1984, and Prince George, right ...