It’s a very unusual tiara, blending two
different styles, and it has a very romantic name. As the only
royal woman to wear it marks her birthday, let’s celebrate with a
glimpse at Princess Marie’s dazzling diadem, the ”Nuits Claires”.
Since her marriage to Prince Joachim, Princess Marie had often
attended formal royal events, which meant wearing tiaras. In 2018…
The Queen of Denmark is celebrating her
birthday and there’s a brand new portrait to prove it. Queen Mary
celebrates on February 5th and he Danish Royal Family has released
a new photo taken at Amalienborg Palace. The new portrait was
taken by Danish photographer…
Although Prince Joachim of Denmark now
spends the majority of his time abroad, he is back in Denmark
carrying out official duties. Prince Joachim attended the New
Year’s Gala on 1 January, the first of his elder brother’s reign.
He has remained in Denmark this…
Twins with Greenlandic middle names star in royal photos on day of controversy
8th January 2025
With Greenland dominating the
headlines—we’ll spare you the reason why, you can research it
yourself—the two young Danish royals who count Greenlandic names
amongst their given names celebrated their 14th birthdays. Prince
Vincent and Princess Josephine, fraternal twins and the youngest
children of King Frederik and Queen Mary, celebrated their birthday
amidst the ongoing media circus…
King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark
are hosting the first New Year’s levees of their reign. And as she
welcomed hundreds of guests on a cold, Epiphany morning, Denmark’s
consort was the ultimate winter queen. The King and Queen of
Denmark hosted a levee at…
King Frederik and Queen Mary hosted the
second and third New Year’s Levees in Denmark: one for military and
high court judges and the other for the diplomatic corps. The first
levee, for the supreme court justices, the Royal Lifeguards and the
Guardhusarregiment’s…
What are the Danish New Year 'levees' that bring out the royal family in all their finery?
3rd January 2025
King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark
have just hosted the first New Year’s banquet of their reign. As
January gets under way, they will be hosting multiple New Year’s
levees. But while we’re glad to start the New Year with some
sparkle, what are these events and why are they held? Levee
or banquet: there’s a royal explanation The New Year’s levees are
daytime events…
Diamond flowers and crown jewels for a queen - Denmark just set the 2025 tiara standard at high
2nd January 2025
The Danish Royal Family celebrated one of
the most important events on their royal calendar on New Year’s Day
with a glittering gala which means they start every January decked
in diamonds and with plenty of sparkle. Held on 1 January each
year, the Danish monarch…
King Frederik and Queen Mary hosted the
first New Year’s banquet of their reign and the new consort
certainly made a sartorial statement for the milestone. She
wore gems that form part of Denmark’s Crown Jewels for the event.
Denmark front and centre Queen…
It was a royal first for Crown Prince
Christian on the first evening of 2025: the young royal attended
his first ever New Year’s Levee. Hosted at Christian VII’s Palace
at Amalienborg, the traditional New Year Levee is hosted by the
monarch for Denmark’s government leaders. This year marked the
first time King Frederik and Queen Mary hosted the event—Queen
Margrethe, who also attended…
