Danish royal couple celebrate 10th wedding anniversary
Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik (L) and his wife Crown Princess Mary pose for photograph during a visit to the Anthropology Museum in Mexico City November 11, 2013. The royal couple are on a three-day official visit to Mexico. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo
Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik (R) and Crown Princess Mary arrive at a gala dinner organised on the eve of the abdication of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands and the inauguration of her successor King Willem-Alexander at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam April 29, 2013. REUTERS/Toussaint Kluiters
Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik (R) and his fiancee Mary Donaldson arrive for a Gala performance at the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen May 13, 2004. Denmark prepares for the wedding on Friday of the Crown Prince and the first Australian to become a princess. REUTERS/Yves Herman
Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and his wife Crown Princess Mary carry their newborn twins, a boy and a girl, during a news conference held at the University Hospital in Copenhagen January 14, 2011. REUTERS/Keld Navntoft/Scanpix
Crown Prince Frederik and Princess Mary of Denmark arrive for a Government dinner at the Eric Ericson Hall in Skeppsholmen June 18, 2010, to celebrate the wedding of Sweden’s Crown Princess Victoria and Daniel Westling, who will be married in Stockholm Cathedral on June 19. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch
Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary react as they attend the opening of the Danish parliament at Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen October 6, 2009. REUTERS/Keld Navntoft/Scanpix Denmark
Danish Crown Prince Frederik and Princess Mary pose for a photo in front of the Cloud Gate sculpture during a tour of Millennium Park in Chicago March 23, 2009. They are due to visit a retirement home in Chicago on Monday before visiting Nebraska on March 24 and Colorado on March 25. REUTERS/John Gress
Crown Princess Mary (L) sits next to Crown Prince Frederik (C) carrying Princess Isabella, and Prince Christian pose in this official photo after the christening of Princess Isabella Henrietta Ingrid Margrethe at Fredensborg Palace July 1, 2007. REUTERS/Steen Brogaard/Scanpix Denmark
Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary pose with their two-week-old daughter at the Fredensborg Palace in this picture released May 8, 2007 by the palace. The newborn will be baptised on July 1, 2007 at the Fredensborg Palace Church. REUTERS/Steen Brogaard/Scanpix
Australian-born Crown Princess Mary of Denmark (2nd R), her husband Frederik (2nd L) and son Prince Christian (L) interact with a koala during a visit to Bonorong Park Wildlife Centre at Brighton near Hobart in Tasmania November 24, 2006. Crown Princess Mary is in her home state for a two-week-long private visit. REUTERS/Sean Fennessy
Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark stand together as she holds their son at Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen October 18, 2005. Australian-born Crown Princess Mary gave birth to the prince, who is second in line of succession to the Danish throne, last Saturday. DENMARK OUT NORWAY OUT SWEDEN OUT NO THIRD PARTIES SALES REUTERS/Lars Moller
Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and Crown Princess Mary pose on the steps of the Opera House in Sydney. Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark and Crown Princess Mary pose on the steps of the Opera House in Sydney March 7, 2005. The couple are in the middle of a two-week official visit to Australia, and will visit Canberra and Tasmania later this week. REUTERS/Greg Wood
Denmark’s Prince Frederik (R) kisses his wife Princess Mary at the announcement of the Australian Hans Christian Andersen Ambassadors at the Sydney Opera House March 7, 2005. The couple are in the middle of a two-week official visit to Australia, and will visit Canberra and then Tasmania later this week. REUTERS/Dean Lewins/
Danish Crown Prince Frederik (R) and his Australian wife, Princess Mary, pose for a photograph before they departed for a yacht race against each other on Sydney harbour in Sydney Australia February 27, 2005. The royal couple officially began their 13-day visit to Australia on Sunday by racing against each other on the harbour before attending various events during the week. REUTERS/Mark Baker
DANISH CROWN PRINCE FREDERIK RECEIVES A KISS FROM HIS WIFE CROWN PRINCESS MARY AT THE AMALIENBORG PALACE IN COPENHAGEN. Danish Crown Prince Frederik receives a kiss from his new wife Crown Princess Mary on the balcony of Amalienborg Palace following their wedding at the Copenhagen Cathedral May 14, 2004. Thousands of people thronged the streets of Copenhagen to watch the marriage of Denmark’s Crown Prince Federik to his Australian bride Mary Donaldson on Friday. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay
Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark looks lovingly at his new bride, Crown Princess Mary on the balcony at Amalianborg Palace in Copenhagen, as Queen Margrethe II and Prince Henrik look on May 14, 2004. REUTERS/Rick Stevens/Pool
