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Site updated:

12 February 2012

My grandmother is going to be 100 in a couple of months and I want to be sure she gets a message from the Queen. How do I go about it?

This information applies to England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

There is a special office in Buckingham Palace which deals with these messages. You can apply for yourself or on behalf of someone else. Application forms are available from:-

The Anniversaries Office
Buckingham Palace
London SW1A 1AA
Tel: 020 7930 4832

For more information, see Messages from the Queen.

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