Beyoncé and Jay Z's wedding anniversary celebrations at the Grand Canyon: see all the photos

It appears Beyoncé is in a nostalgic mood after celebrating her ninth wedding anniversary with husband Jay Z on Tuesday. The singer, who released a new music video to mark the occasion, has also shared a series of photos from their anniversary trip to the Grand Canyon in 2016.

The couple enjoyed an anniversary holiday with their daughter Blue Ivy to celebrate eight years of marriage, where they explored the stunning national park in Arizona. Photos posted on Beyoncé's official website reveal that they took a helicopter ride over the canyon, as well as family hikes throughout the park. Click through to see the family's incredible holiday album…

Beyonce and Jay Z struck a pose as they took a helicopter ride over the Grand Canyon. The singer looked effortlessly cool as ever for the occasion, wearing a pair of aviator sunglasses and plum lipstick that perfectly matched her baseball style jacket.

Jay Z captured a photo of Beyonce gazing out of the window across the Grand Canyon from their private helicopter ride.

The couple looked loved up as they celebrated eight years of marriage at the National Park. Jay Z wrapped his arm around his wife as they sat on one of the rocks for a drink.

Beyonce and Jay Z captured a number of photos together, with the Grand Canyon providing the stunning backdrop for their celebrations.

Daughter Blue Ivy joined in the fun, holding hands with her parents for a jumping shot in the middle of the park.

Beyonce didn't let her style slip in the soaring temperatures; the mum-to-be wore a breezy printed kaftan and statement earrings for a day out with her family.

Blue Ivy stole the show in a cool pair of Sons and Daughters XO sunglasses and hat as she joined her parents for an al fresco meal.

Just like her famous mum, Blue Ivy knows how to work the camera! The youngster struck her best pose for the camera, pouting with one hand on her hip for a fun holiday photo. 

The couple enjoyed a moment of downtime as they gazed out across the Grand Canyon.