The Royal Recap of The Royals You Love: February 2-8, 2015

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Austria

-Archduke Christoph celebrated his 27th birthday on Monday.

Belgium

-Princess Louise celebrated her 11th birthday on Friday.

-Princess Marie-Christine celebrated her 64th birthday on Friday.

Denmark

-Queen Margarethe II visited The Royal Military Academy and at Saddler BK Rützo on Wednesday {Source}

 -Crown Princess Mary presided over the 2014 Cancer Society Merit Award ceremony on Wednesday {Source}. On Thursday, the future Danish Queen celebrated her 42nd birthday.

-Princess Marie celebrated her 39th birthday on Friday.

-Princess Benedikte & Richard, 6th Prince of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary on Tuesday.

Great Britain

-Zara Anne Elizabeth Philips Tindall participated in the 2015 Bangor Open Hunters' Chase on Friday {Source}

 -Arthur Robert Nathaniel Chatto celebrated his 16th birthday on Thursday.

Liechtenstein

-Princess Angela celebrated her 57th birthday on Tuesday.

Luxembourg

-Princess Marie Astrid & Archduke Carl Christian of Austria celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary on Friday.

The Netherlands

-King Willem-Alexander & Queen Maxima celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary on Monday.

-Princess Marilène celebrated her 45th birthday on Wednesday.

Spain

 -King Felipe VI & Queen Letizia presided over the Gold Medals of Merit in Fine Arts 2013 ceremony on Monday {Source}. On Tuesday, the Spanish monarch and consort attended a meeting of the Board of the Royal Theatre Foundation {Source}.

-Queen Letizia chaired over a forum against cancer "For a comprehensive Approach" 2015: Cancer: Treatment and care for all in times of illness on Wednesday {Source}

Sweden

 -King Carl XVI Gustaf held several audiences with new ambassadors to Sweden on Tuesday {Source}. On Thursday, the Swedish monarch held several formal audiences with newly appointed foreign ambassadors {Source}. On Friday, he visited the Royal University of Technology Institutions Energy and Building Sciences {Source}.

 -Crown Princess Victoria visited the National Association for Rare Disorders on Tuesday {Source}.

 -Prince Daniel attended Industry Day on Thursday {Source}.

 -Prince Carl Philip attended the 2015 Chef of the Year awards on Thursday {Source}.

 -Princess Madeleine & Mr. Christopher Paul O'Neil visited the ESRI Group and activity center Helgi on Monday {Source}


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