Lines stretched as far back as Burwood Road as fans descended on the club's spiritual home to celebrate its 11th Premiership.
The day's MC, Tim Blackwell interviewed former Club Captain Richie Vandenberg on stage as well as former Hawk John Hendrie.
Blackwell was then joined by Assistant Coach Luke Beveridge to discuss yesterday's game.
Shortly after, Club President Andrew Newbold paid homage to the Hawthorn faithful, whom he said are the lifeblood of the Club and should enjoy the Club's 11th flag.
Watch Andrew Newbold's speech here.
The players were presented on stage at approximately 1.15pm and were all smiles as they soaked up the atmosphere of the 20,000 strong crowd.
The biggest cheer of the day was reserved for Captain Luke Hodge as he held the cup aloft with Coach Alastair Clarkson and Cyril Rioli who couldn't hide his happiness at being a dual Premiership player.
Watch Luke Hodge and Brian Lake speak.
Watch Alastair Clarkson speak.
Some Hawks fans went straight to the stage to get in prime position when gates opened just after 11am.
Fans had the opportunity to have their photo taken with the Premiership Cup at the Simply Energy marquee.
Richie Vandenberg couldn't help but smile as he spoke about the Hawks' 11th flag.
Assistant Coach Luke Beveridge chats to MC, Tim Blackwell.
Club President Andrew Newbold backstage with a 2013 Premiership medal and Brian Lake's Norm Smith medal.
Jarryd Roughead is the first on stage as the players are presented.
...Followed by vice-captain, Jordan Lewis.
Ben Stratton and Josh Gibson soaked up the atmosphere.
The Coach, Alastair Clarkson couldn't help but smile. He's now a dual Premiership coach.
Norm Smith medallist, Brian Lake took in the massive crowd that came out to celebrate. He wins a premiership in his first year at the Club.
Lance Franklin and Alastair Clarkson show off the Cup to our fans.
Franklin, Stratton and Gibson all smiles on stage.
Captain and Coach hold the Cup aloft!
Thousands of supporters came to celebrate, the atmosphere was incredible.
It was a family affair for Sam Mitchell.
Hodge and Clarkson hold up the Cup with the Hawthorn faithful in tow.
