Crown Princess Mary of Denmark opted for a country chic look as she joined husband Prince Frederik for Queen Margrethe’s annual hunt.
The royal, 46, opted for a checked midi skirt and black knee-high boots as she attended the traditional Kongejagt – or King’s Hunt – event at Fredensborg Palace, northern Denmark.
Mary finished off her look with a forest green coat and burgundy roll-neck jumper, along with a pair of matching leather gloves.
Meanwhile, Frederik, 50, dressed down in a brown jumper and burgundy gillet, along with a pair of grey trainers for the occasion.
Crown Princess Mary of Denmark opted for a country chic look as she joined husband Prince Frederik for Queen Margrethe’s annual hunt at Fredensborg Palace, northern Denmark
Mary, 46, opted for a checked midi skirt and black knee-high boots as she joined Frederik (centre) and Queen Margarethe, 78, at the event
The slain deer were later lain out on the grass during the event at Fredensborg Palace, northern Denmark
The slain deer were laid out on the lawn in front of the Palace, for the Danish royals and their guests to inspect.
Mary and Frederik were later seen mingling with guests at the event, along with Margrethe, 79.
The couple have attended the annual hunt in previous years, including with their twins, Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine, who were five at the time.
The decision to take their children to the hunt, which involve inspecting slain deer, was criticised at the time by animal rights activists.
Crown Princess Mary opted for a green coat and burgundy jumper for the hunt, finishing off her look with leather gloves
Mary and Frederik were joined by Queen Margrethe and other guests at the traditional Kongejagt – or King’s Hunt – at Fredensborg Palace, northern Denmark
Queen Margrethe opted for a brown coat as she hosted the event at Fredensborg Palace on Tuesday night
Mary was seen sharing a joke during the event (left), before mingling with other guests at the hunt (right)
Mary and Frederik’s appearance at this year’s hunt comes after they met the Pope at the Vatican last week.
The couple were visiting Rome in a bid to strengthen ties between Denmark and Italy.
Meanwhile, the pair are likely to have a busy week ahead, as they will attend a banquet at Buckingham Palace to mark Prince Charles’ 70th birthday on Wednesday.
Queen Sonja and King Harald of Norway are also expected to travel the UK for the glitzy dinner.
Queen Margrethe wrapped up warm in a blue polo neck top and brown coat as she and fellow guests inspected the deer
Margrethe (second from right) hosts the traditional Kongejagt – or King’s Hunt – at Fredensborg Palace ever year
The Danish Queen was seen arriving at Fredensborg Palace in a golf buggy for the hunt
Queen Margrethe looked in high spirits as she went to take a closer look at the slain deer
Guests were seen gathering around as the animals were presented to the Danish royals
The slaughtered deer were presented in the grounds of the Palace during the event on Tuesday
The annual Kongejagt – or King’s Hunt – event took place at Fredensborg Palace, northern Denmark (above)