Prince George’s christening

Gordon Summer, Chief engraver for the Royal Mint, holds a commemorative gold coin to celebrate the christening of Prince George outside St James’ Palace in London. (Andy Rain / EPA)

Oct. 23, 2013 8:56 AM PT

Britain’s Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, brought their son, Prince George, to Chapel Royal in St James’ Palace in London for his christening. Prince George was christened with water from the River Jordan at a rare four-generation gathering of the royal family. Full story

Royal well-wisher Terry Hut waves British flags outside St James’ Palace ahead of the christening of Prince George in London. (Andy Rain / EPA)

Crowds gather for a glimpse of the royals as they enter St James’ Palace ahead of the christening of Prince George in London. (Andy Rain / EPA)

A royal well-wisher salutes outside St James’ Palace ahead of the christening of Prince George in London. (Andy Rain / EPA)

The car carrying Britain’s Prince William, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and their son, Prince George, is escorted by police as it drives from Kensington Palace in London on the way to St. James Palace for the christening of Prince George. (Lefteris Pitarakis / Associated Press)