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Danish Royal Awards Cycle to Two Years
10 Oct
Summary
- The Royal Couple's Awards will now be held every two years.
- The next awards ceremony is scheduled for autumn 2027.
- Awards created as a wedding gift have five categories.
The Danish Royal Couple's Awards, hosted annually since King Frederik and Queen Mary's 2004 wedding, will now be presented every two years. This shift, effective from 2027, aims to provide a better framework for the awards, fostering greater inspiration and unity across Denmark. The Royal Palace stated the new schedule will allow for an awards ceremony that highlights individuals and organizations making a significant difference.
The awards, created as a wedding gift, traditionally honored nominees across five categories: Culture, Social, Stardust, Innovation, and Community. While usually held in various Danish cities, the ceremony once took place at the Sydney Opera House in 2013 to honor its 40th anniversary and Queen Mary's heritage.
The next presentation of The Royal Couple's Awards is anticipated in the autumn of 2027. Recently, King Frederik and Queen Mary also attended a concert marking the 300th anniversary of Fredensborg Church, alongside Queen Margrethe.
