On the back of last night’s glittering spectacle, the royals have donned their slashes and jewels (sans tiaras) and stepped out to celebrate Queen Margrethe’s birthday, again.
Today is Her Majesty’s actual birthday, and to celebrate, the Queen, her family and her guests took to the balconies of Amalienborg Palace to wave to crowds.
Not satisfied with a sparkling gala, and a little balcony waving, the Queen held another dinner to celebrate her big day.
We wonder if there will be any more balls or balconies before the end of the week. And more importantly, we wonder if they’re hung over.
Hundreds of adoring fans turned out to wish Queen Margrethe a happy birthday.
Queen Margrethe was surrounded by her family to celebrate her big day.
Princess Mary, Prince Frederik, and their children, Christian, Isabella, Vincent and Josephine, looks picture perfect in matching blues and greys. Princesses Isabella and Josephine wore matching tweed dresses.
Mary wore a smart blue coatdress, with grey accessories.
Her grey hat was adorned with felt feathers.
Queen Margrethe appears on the balcony with her two sons, Prince Frederik and Prince Joachim.
She wore a matching mint set, with a dress, coat and hat.
King Harald invited his son, Prince Haakon and wife, Princess Mette-Marit.
Sweden’s royal family, including Crown Princess Victoria, Queen Silvia and King Carl XVI Gustaf, were in attendance.
Queen Margrethe’s sisters, Queen Anne-Marie of Greece and Princess Benedikt of Denmark, were there to celebrate.
Later that night, Princess Mary and Prince Frederik attended a celebratory dinner for Queen Margrethe.
Princess Mary wore a silver dress with bell sleeves, a key-hole neckline and an open back.
Her sister-in-law, Princess Marie, wore a delicately beaded ivory gown, whilst Prince Joachim wore a red velvet suit.
Queen Anne-Marie attended with her husband, King Konstantine of Greece, and wore a fur coat with her lemon yellow dress.
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