Queen Mary puts on united front with Frederik as Danish royals celebrate his 56th birthday
The Danish royal family made a landmark appearance on Sunday celebrating King Frederik's 56th birthday.
The Danish royal family made a landmark joint appearance on Sunday to celebrate King Frederik's 56th birthday.
The monarch appeared on the balcony of Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen and was joined by his wife Queen Mary, their four children, Crown Prince Christian, Princess Isabella, Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine and his mother, Queen Margrethe.
It was a special occasion for Frederik who celebrated his first birthday since becoming King in January after his mother's abdication.
The king looked dapper in a navy suit which he paired with a red tie as he waved to the crowds.
The Danish queen looked stunning in a bright pink long-sleeved dress No. 21 which she had previously worn before.
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Mary styled her brunette locks in loose waves and she kept her make-up natural.
Queen Margrethe matched her daughter-in-law by sporting a fuschia midi dress by Zimmermann and her signature Daisy brooch.
Meanwhile, Princess Isabella looked chic in a blue floral dress by Zimmerman, while her sister donned a light blue and white dress by Paul & Joe.
Crown Prince Christian and Prince Vincent matched their father as they both sported navy suits.
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It comes as the Danish royal couple celebrated their 20th wedding two weeks ago while on a state visit to Norway.
That was their second official visit abroad after Frederik's mother, Queen Margrethe abdicated this year.
It saw them reunite with King Harald V and Queen Sonja as well as Norway's heir, Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit - who they have a friendly relationship with.
