The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: August 26-Sept 1

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Belgium

-Princess Maria-Laura, Archduchess of Austria-Este celebrated her 25th birthday on Monday.

Denmark

 -Crown Princess Mary  participated in the official opening of the Danish Refugee Council's new language center {Video} and attended the INDEX Awards on Thursday {Source}

 -Princess Marie inaugurated the Rybners Gymnasium on Tuesday {Photos}

-Prince Nikolai celebrated his 14th birthday on Tuesday.

Great Britain

-Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester celebrated his 69th birthday on Monday

Greek

-Queen Anne-Marie celebrated her 67th birthday on Friday.

-Princess Tatiana celebrated her 33rd birthday on Tuesday.

Jordan

-Queen Rania celebrated her 43rd birthday on Saturday.

Norway

-King Harald & Queen Sonja celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary on Thursday.

-Queen Sonja attended the wedding of Carl Gustaf Magnuson and Vicky Andren on Saturday {Source}
Queen Sonja is a godmother of the groom.

-Crown Princess Mette-Marit attended the opening of the Sculpture Park at Akershus fortress on Wednesday {Source}

Sweden

 -King Carl XVI Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria & Prince Daniel attended the Polar Music Prize Ceremony on Tuesday {Source}

-King Carl XVI Gustaf, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria, Prince Daniel, Prince Carl Philip, Princess Christina & Princess Desiree attended the wedding of Carl Gustaf Magnuson and Vicky Andren on Saturday {Source}

-Crown Princess Victoria attended the Hermes Export Awards on Thursday {Photos}

-Prince Daniel visited IKEA on Monday {Source}

-Carl Gustaf Victor Magnuson married Vicky Andren on Saturday {Source}

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