PRINCE GEORGE: 2013
He's the first heir to the British throne to be christened in 31 years, making the private family ceremony at the Royal Chapel of St. James's Palace in London, a memorable moment for the entire country.
PRINCE WILLIAM: 1982
Hopefully, Prince Charles passed on some tips to his son as he prepares for Prince George's christening.
Here, the elder royal looks on as Princess Diana expertly soothes a
baby William, in his lavish hand-me-down christening gown, in Buckingham
Palace's ornate Music Room on Aug. 4.
PRINCE HARRY: 1984
Prince Charles and Princess Diana's second son
takes the spotlight, posing with his mum and dad after his Dec. 21
baptism at St George's Chapel in Windsor, England, performed by the then
Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Robert Runcie.
PRINCE CHARLES: 1948
Four
years before her accession to the throne, Princess Elizabeth and Prince
Phillip proudly show off their first child after his December
christening at London's Buckingham Palace.
QUEEN ELIZABETH II: 1926
One
of the last royals to be christened in the Buckingham Palace chapel
before it was destroyed during World War II, the future queen is
tenderly cradled by her parents, the Duke and Duchess of York, in this
official June 1 photo.
KING EDWARD VIII: 1894
Four generations of British monarchs
pose for the camera at White Lodge, Richmond, England, in this historic
July 16 snapshot. Queen Victoria holds her newly christened
great-grandson, the future King Edward VIII, flanked by her son "Bertie"
who became
PRINCESS BEATRICE: 1988
When
they baptized their first child, Princess Beatrice, on Dec 20, the new
Duke and Duchess of York – Prince Andrew and then wife, Sarah – chose
the Royal Chapel at St. James's Palace, London.
PRINCESS EUGENIE: 1990
She's the only member of the royal
family now living Stateside after her early-October move to N.Y.C., but
Princess Eugenie blazed a different path at just 9-months-old, when she
became the first royal baby to have a public christening. The ceremony
took place
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