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

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France

-Princess Eugénie of Bourbon celebrated her 8th birthday on Thursday.

German

-Princesss Sophie of Prussia celebrated her 36th birthday on Saturday

Great Britain

-Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh hosted a state dinner in honor of the state visit from Mexico on Tuesday {Photos}

 -Sophie, The Countess of Wessex visited the set of Downton Abbey on Wednesday {Source}
The Countess of Wessex was accompanied by the First Lady of Mexico.

 -Eloise Olivia Katherine Taylor celebrated her 12th birthday on Monday.

Luxembourg

-Prince Paul Louis Jean Marie Guillaume of Nassau celebrated his 17th birthday on Wednesday,

Monaco

-Jazmin Grace Grimaldi celebrated her 23rd birthday on Wednesday. On Friday, she attended Aziz Ansari: Live at Madison Square Garden {Photos}. On Sunday, she attended  a screening of Disney's Cinderella hosted by The Cinema Society And Stuart Weitzman {Photos}

The Netherlands

-Queen Máxima attended the GSMA Mobile World Summit on Monday {Source}

Portugal

-The Infanta Maria Francisca celebrated her 18th birthday on Tuesday.

Saudi Arabia

-Al Waleed Bin Talal celebrated his 60th birthday on Saturday.

Spain

 -King Felipe VI attended the GSMA Mobile World Summit on Monday {Source}

 Sweden

 -King Carl XVI Gusaf & Queen Silvia attended a farewell dinner in their honor during the final day of their official visit to Finland on Wednesday {Source}

-Crown Princess Victoria & Prince Daniel visited the Jämtland County on Wednesday {Source}

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