Prince George of Cambridge: The Britain's hope

On 3rd December 2012, St James's Palace released a statement that Their Royal Highnesses were pleased to announce that The Duchess of Cambridge is expecting a baby. On 22nd July 2013, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were delighted to announce the birth of a son, George Alexander Louis, born at the Lindo Wing, St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington.

The whole nation celebrated replenishment a royal family. Sailors from the frigate "Lancaster" congratulated the new parents, lined up in the word "boy."

On 23rd October, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's son, Prince George, was christened at the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace.

 There were some coins, specially minted for the christening of Prince George.

The British Royal Crown Derby factory created a limited edition collection of porcelain specially to the royal christening. It includes an eight-inch plate, big and small bowl-shaped cups and the dish with five petals. The initials of the little prince are plotted on each of the four subjects of the collection. The crown of great grandson of Queen Elizabeth II is decorated with strawberry leaves, bushes and heraldic lily. The Initials with gold crown surrounded with a blue ribbon with the full name of the prince. The Christian symbol Fleury Cross is located at the bottom of the composition.

In addition to dishes, the Royal Crown Derby factory produced porcelain figurines. Each item in this collection, released 500 copies, adorns the golden inscription with the name and date of christening Prince.

One of the latest issues of HELLO! published a picture Catherine with her son, Prince George. The picture's quality leaves much to be desired, but it is not a photoshoot, but a snapshot of paparazzi.

 Anyway, I wish Catherine and her son well.