Prince George christening: just five members of Royal family invited They will be joined by the Duchess's parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, and her siblings Pippa and James, but there will be no "plus ones," meaning there is no place for Prince Harry's girlfriend Cressida Bonas or Pippa Middleton's boyfriend Nico Jackson. Marcus Setchell, the obstetrician in charge of the delivery of Prince George, is expected to be at the service, together with midwives Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, Arona Ahmed and Lisa Greene, who attended to the Duchess in the Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital, Paddington. A source close to the Earl of Wessex said he would be busy with "meetings all the way through the day," while the Duke of York has "a day of official engagements in London." The ceremony will arguably be the most private christening of a future king or queen in living memory. Prince William, in contrast, was christened at Buckingham Palace in 1982 on the day of the Queen Mother's 82nd birthday. A large crowd gathered outside the Palace and the Queen Mother appeared on the balcony before the ceremony. Kensington Palace confirmed yesterday that the official pictures of Prince George's christening will be taken by showbusiness photographer Jason Bell, 44, whose work the Duchess has admired at the National Portrait Gallery, of which she is Patron. The pictures will include a photograph of the Queen with her three direct heirs, Princes Charles, William and George - the first time such as picture has been taken since the reign of Queen Victoria. All of the pictures will be taken at Clarence House, with none taken inside the Chapel Royal, and the public will have to wait until tomorrow night to see them, as Kensington Palace will not be releasing the images until then.