Glamorous New Year's banquet at Amalienborg
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King Frederik X and Queen Mary hosted the traditional New Year's banquet, where the entire royal family dazzled in gala attire.
On New Year's Eve 2025, the Danish royal family gathered at Amalienborg for the traditional New Year's banquet. King Frederik X and Queen Mary received the guests in magnificent surroundings, and the atmosphere was solemn and festive.
Queen Mary radiated in an elegant champagne-colored dress with lace details and wore one of the royal diadems. At her side stood King Frederik in gala uniform with order ribbon and medals.
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie in gala attire. Photo: Hanne Juul / Billed-Bladet
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie arrived together, Marie in a dark blue velvet dress with diadem. Former Queen Margrethe made a rare public appearance in a coral-colored creation with fur cape.
Former Queen Margrethe arrived in a coral-colored dress. Photo: Hanne Juul / Billed-Bladet
Crown Prince Christian, who is now 20 years old, impressed in white tie with order ribbon. The young heir to the throne shows increasing confidence in official settings.
Crown Prince Christian in gala attire. Photo: Alt.dk
The New Year's banquet is one of the most important social events of the year for the Danish Royal House and marks the transition to the new year with style and tradition.
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie in gala attire. Photo: Hanne Juul / Billed-Bladet
Prince Joachim and Princess Marie arrived together, Marie in a dark blue velvet dress with diadem. Former Queen Margrethe made a rare public appearance in a coral-colored creation with fur cape.
Former Queen Margrethe arrived in a coral-colored dress. Photo: Hanne Juul / Billed-Bladet
Crown Prince Christian, who is now 20 years old, impressed in white tie with order ribbon. The young heir to the throne shows increasing confidence in official settings.
Crown Prince Christian in gala attire. Photo: Alt.dk
The New Year's banquet is one of the most important social events of the year for the Danish Royal House and marks the transition to the new year with style and tradition.