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Can anyone tell me the correct slutation to use when writing to Prince Andrew?
Submitted by Forum_Admin on 21 June, 2003 - 19:49.
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1999 10:28:09 -0000
From: Louise Farnell
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Re: Can anyone tell me the correct slutation to use when writing
One small point which I picked up form my brief spell at St James's Palace some years ago is that The Prince of Wales is a stickler for the capital T at the start of his title. Perhaps Debretts are unaware of this.
Martin Price
Re: Can anyone tell me the correct slutation to use when writing
Title Envelope Salutation Verbal Address
Her Majesty the Queen The Private Secretary to Her Majesty the Queen Sir/Madam Your Majesty, Ma'am
HRH the Duke of Edinburgh The Private Secretary to HRH the Duke of Edinburgh Sir/Madam Your Royal Highness, Sir
HRH the Prince of Wales The Private Secretary to HRH the Prince of Wales Sir/Madam Your Royal Highness, Sir
HRH the Princess Royal The Private Secretary to HRH the Princess Royal Sir/Madam Your Royal Highness, Madam
Sarah, Duchess of York Sarah, Duchess of York Madam Duchess
The above from Debretts