Christening is a tough subject in our house. I'm a lapsed Catholic, have dabbled here and there with other stuff, and religion isn't really for me. DH is a non practicing Catholic.
I would feel very uncomfortable about the vows in a baptism service. However DH's argument is that if ever the girls want to get married in a church they need to have been baptised, and this is easier to do now than later. (later they would have to go to classes etc)
My argument is that if they really want to get married in a church they will be motivated enough to get baptised later on.
I find the whole wedding in a church thing to be a tad hypocritical if you're not religious. No way would I have done it, even if we could (DH has been divorced twice so we wouldn't have been allowed to). I feel equally married with just a civil service. I'm sure the girls will feel the same. But if their future husbands don't.....
PLUS I don't have any Catholic friends close enough to be godparents. I have a couple of friends in this area who keep hinting, but they aren't suitable. Love them to bits, but not as godparents to my children.
So for the moment am leaving it.