Royal Correspondence

Handwritten letters are a nostalgic way to dive into the past. It's so beautiful that
a lot of royal families maintain this lovely tradition, although most of their
secretaries send the cards and the mail today. 





I love writing and I'm always happy with any royal reply I receive. That's why I 
decided to make a new page on this blog: Royal Correspondence. 



Royal writing






Birthdays of September


Queen Paola of Belgium (11/9) received
Queen Letizia of Spain  (15/9)

Wedding anniversary Princess Astrid of Belgium and Prince Lorenz (22/9)






Lots of Royal writings for the royal family of Belgium, one for Luxembourg
and one for Sarah, Duchess of York.

Birthdays of October


Prince Emmanuel of Belgium (4/10)
Princess Louise Maria of Belgium, daughter of Princess Astrid. (11/10)
Sarah, Duchess of York (15/10)
Prince Laurent of Belgium (19/10)
Crown Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, Duchess of Brabant (25/10)
Leonor of Spain (31/10)

Wedding Anniversary of Stéphanie & Guillaume of Luxembourg (20/10) received


Birthdays of November

Queen Sofia of Spain (2/11)
Guillaume of Luxembourg (11/11)
King Charles III (14/11)


 

Royal replies


On 20 September 2024, I received a lovely message from the Belgian
Royal Family concerning the B-Day wishes of Princess Maria Laura
of Belgium (daughter of Princess Astrid).



I received on October 3rd. 2024 another nice card from the Royal Family of
Belgium for the 87th. B-Day of Queen Paola of Belgium. (Sent in September).



On October 17th. I received a royal reply from Princess Luisa Maria of Belgium, 
daughter of Princess Astrid and Prince Lorenz.

I received on October 24th. 2024 a very quick royal reply from Luxembourg for
the wedding Anniversary of Stéphanie & Guillaume of Luxembourg (20/10).


 
I also received a lovey reply from India Hicks, daughter of David Nightingale Hicks
and Lady Pamela Mountbatten. She is a British designer, writer, businesswoman
and former fashion model. She also is a goddaughter of King Charles III.






Comments

Vallypee said…
How special, Kathleen! I’m really impressed they answer your good wishes. This is a lovely page. I imagine you treasure those letters.
October 25, 2024 at 9:06 AM
Kathleen Van Lierop said…
Yes, it is very special for me. That's why I made this page, and on Instagram as well. Thank you so much for commenting Val!
October 25, 2024 at 1:17 PM
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