Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden has celebrated her 10 year wedding anniversary with a series of glamorous photos in enviable gowns.
The heir to Sweden's throne has been married for a decade to husband Daniel Westling.
The couple posed at Gustav III's pavilion, which is conveniently close to their home at Haga Palace. The fairytale worthy photos were captured by photographer Elisabeth Toll over the past few weeks.
They shared the photos to their official Instagram account with more than 400,000 followers on Monday with the caption, "On Friday, the Crown Princess and Prince Daniel celebrate their 10-year wedding anniversary. Ahead of the wedding day, photographer Elisabeth Toll has taken new official portrait pictures of the Crown Princess couple. The photographs are taken in Gustav III's pavilion at Haga."
The Crown Princess changed ensembles for each picture, including swapping out her tiaras to showcase two different ones. She showcased the Baden fringe tiara, which she wore for her engagement portraits. She also wore the same tiara more recently in December for the Nobel Prize ceremony banquet in Stockholm.
To harken back to the beginning of her relationship, she wore the Elie Saab gown she donned at the concert the night before her wedding, pairing it with the diamond Connaught tiara. This particular tiara is quite popular with the family and is also known as the Forget-Me-Knot tiara. It features five diamond loops with a delicate detachable pendant. Princess Madeleine wore it when she attended Crown Princess Victoria's wedding.
The couple married on June 19, 2010, at Stockholm Cathedral on 19 June 2010. They were joined by royal friends including the Earl and Countess of Wessex, Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and Prince Albert of Monaco.
They share two children, Princess Estelle and Prince Oscar.
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