Princess Mary has ended her official tour of Australia with a bang, looking stunning in a sea green Grecian-style gown at a charity gala in Melbourne.
The event was the Danish royal couple’s last official engagement for this visit, but they will remain in the country for a few more days on a private holiday.
Mary, Frederik and their 10-month-old twins Vincent and Josephine flew to Mary’s native Tasmania today, where they will be joined by their older children Christian, six, and Isabella, four. They will visit Mary’s family and friends before returning to Copenhagen next month.
Mary and Frederik at a charity gala in Melbourne.
Mary looked stunning in a flowing green Grecian-style gown.
Mary and Frederik in Melbourne.
The royal couple on their way to an evening event in Melbourne.
Mary and Frederik in Melbourne.
Mary in a white suit in Melbourne.
Mary chats to one of her young fans in Melbourne.
Mary and Julia Gillard in Melbourne.
Mary and Frederik attending an event in Melbourne.
The Danish royal couple in Melbourne.
Mary looked lovely in a silk blouse in Melbourne.
Mary and Frederik visit the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
Mary comes face-to-face with her portrait at the National Portrait Gallery.
Frederik pulls a cheeky face during his Parliament House speech.
Mary and Julia share a joke at a Parliament House reception.
Mary greets Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
Mary signs the guest book at Parliament House in Canberra.
Mary looked elegant at the event at Pyrmont’s Doltone House.
Mary and Frederik at the Danish Ambassador’s dinner.
Mary looked lovely at an event in Sydney on Sunday night.
Mary looked stunning at the evening event.
Mary clutching flowers from well-wishers.
Princess Mary at the event in Sydney.
Mary and Frederik with NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell and his wife Rosemary.
Princess Mary couldn’t stop smiling on her first day back in Australia.
Crowds of fans turned out to greet Mary in Bondi.
Mary looked stunning in a white sleeveless blouse and white pencil skirt.
Mary wore her hair in a sleek ponytail.
Mary and Frederik seemed to enjoy viewing Sculpture by the Sea.
Mary laughed often during her first Australian engagement of this trip.
Mary and Frederik.
Mary was visibly thrilled to be back in Australia.
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Mary and Frederik with their twins at Admiralty House.
The Danish royals with Governor-General Quentin Bryce.
Mary pulled faced for baby Josephine.
Mary and Frederik.
The latest Danish royal family portrait.
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