Write to the King

Members of the public have always had the right to write to the Monarch. Letters are received by the Royal Household at Buckingham Palace, and correspondence sent in good faith, whether offering congratulations, raising a matter of national concern, sharing a personal story, or simply expressing loyalty, is acknowledged by the Royal Correspondence team.

Writing to the King correctly requires specific formal language and a precise address format that differs from ordinary correspondence. PostRight guides you through the process, prompting you for your subject and letter content, then automatically applying the correct formal royal salutation and sign-off. Your letter is then printed and posted by Royal Mail to Buckingham Palace.

Whether you are marking a milestone, raising a cause close to your heart, or simply exercising a centuries-old democratic right, PostRight makes sure your letter arrives properly formatted and through the official channel. The Royal Household receives a significant volume of correspondence and letters that arrive correctly formatted and through the proper postal channel are handled as a matter of course.