Fred and Mary Officallly get new home!!

On the Twenty First of September in a Welcoming home ceremony for the Crown Prince Family. The Crown Prince & Crown Princess officially received the keys to their new home from the Finance Minster Claus Hjort Frederiksen . The palace of Frederik VIII is to be their new home, which is part of the Amalienborg complex in Copenhagen. The Crown Prince Couple's standard was flown above the building symbolizing that the Crown Prince Family was in Residents.The last people to call Frederik VII  Palace home where the Crown Princes Grandparents King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid, the parents of Queen Margrethe II. The family has plans to move in just in time for the Christmas Holiday's.

World Wildlife Fund

Members of the Danish Royal family attended a charity event for "The World Wildlife Fund"
held at Fredensborg Palace. Prince Henrik is a patron of the Wildlife. Here Links to Photos

Wildlife Fund

Refugee Project

Crown Princess Mary went to Viborg as part of her duties as Patron of the Danish Refugee Council.  D.R.C is independent humanitarian organization whose aim is to protect refugees in the world and Denmark through relief work, documentation, counseling, integration. Crown Princess Mary had lunch with a Rwandan Refugee Family that fled Rwanda. She also attended a auction to raise money for the Council.
Mary Checks Out Refugee Project

Danish Refugee Council

At Home!

On August 31st, as a parton of the Brain Injury Association the Crown Princess attended a conference to mark its 25th anniversary at Copenhagen University.

Also that same day the Crown Prince and Princess along with other members of the Danish Royal Family attended a Concert to mark Queen Ingrids (Crown Prince's Grandmother)birthday 100 years ago in March. Although she was born in March it was celebrated on the 31st of August at the Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen.  Below are pictures of the Crown Prince and Princess at the event.