Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall christened their baby daughter Mia on Sunday afternoon
Just like any other family, the royalsturned out for the joyous occasion of a family christening on Sunday. The Queen’sgranddaughter, Zara Phillips, 33, and her husband Mike Tindall, 36, celebrated the christening oftheir 10-month-old baby daughter Mia in rural Gloustershire and werejoined by a handful of close family.
The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, PrincessAnne and Prince William all attended the celebration of Mia (who is 16th in line to the throne) at St. Nicholas Church in the village of Cherington.
One royalfamily member who wasn’t in attendance was Kate Middleton who is pregnant with the royalcouple's second child, and is believed to have been settling into their new country home in Norfolk.
The Queen was greeted at the door of the church in Gloustershire
A videosurfaced on the ITV website that showed the Queen being greeted at the gate ofthe church by a man who appears to be a preacher.
The video was filmed byITV’s West of England correspondent Rupert Evelyn, who happened to have beenout with his family. He said on Twitter:“Been for a walk. Saw the Queen, Duke of Edinburgh, Prince William, PrincessAnne, Zara and Mike.”
Mia Tindall was christened in Gloucestershire on Sunday afternoon
Medal-winningequestrian champion mom Zara and her former rugby player husband hosted aSunday lunch before the group made their way to the church, where well-wishersgathered to greet them upon their arrival.