The Royal Recap of the Royals You Love: September 26-October 2, 2016

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Austria

-Archduke Alexander celebrated his 26th birthday on Monday.

Belgium

-Princess Marie-Esméralda celebrated her 60th birthday on Friday.

-Princess Marie-Christine &  Jean-Paul Gourges celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary on Wednesday.

Great Britain

-The Prince Charles of Wales attended the funeral of former Israeli President Shimon Peres and visited his grandmother (Princess Andrew of Greece & Denmark, patenral) tomb on Friday {Source}

-Prince William, The Duke of Cambridge & Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge  visited the Great Bear Rainforest, attended a ‘Black Rod Ceremony’ during a reception at Government House on Monday {Photos}. On Saturday, they visited Cridge Centre for the Family on Saturday {Photos}.

-Princess Beatrice of York participated in the #StriveChallenge Triatholon from Tuesday to Thursday {Source}

-The Lady Marina-Charlotte Windsor celebrated her 24th birthday on Friday.

Greece

-Prince Nikolaos celebrated his 47th birthday on Saturday.

Jordan

-Princess Iman bint Abdullah celebrated her 20th birthday on Tuesday.
-Princess Salma celebrated her 16th birthday on Monday

Luxembourg

-Prince Louis & Princess Tessy celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary on Monday.

Monaco

-Princess Alexandra of Hanover attended the Elie Saab show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Spring/Summer 2017 on Saturday

The Netherlands

-Queen Máxima attended the Future of Finance conference (FMO) on Monday {Source}
Norway

-Emma Tallulah Behn celebrated her 8th birthday on Thursday.

-Ari Behn celebrated his 44th birthday on Friday.

Thailand

-Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana attended the Elie Saab show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Spring/Summer 2017 on Saturday

Spain

-Don Juan Urdangarín y de Bórbon celebrated his 17th birthday on Thursday.

-Don Carlos Fitz-James Stuart y Martínez de Irujo, 19th Duke of Alba de Tormes celebrated his 48th birthday on Sunday.

Sweden

Baroness Kristina-Louisa von Silfverschiold celebrated her 50th birthday on Thursday.

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