Personalised title certificate (PDF)
A print-ready A4 certificate in your chosen design, engraved with your name exactly as you want it to read.
Est. for the pleasure of the peerage
A beautifully made novelty title, personalised with your name, sealed with wax and entered into our registry. Delivered in minutes, with all the ceremony and none of the paperwork.

Registered novelty titles, issued, sealed with our official wax stamp and delivered in minutes.

Make Me A Lord
Certificate of Nobility
This certifies the elevation of
Lord Arthur Wellington
entered into the Make Me A Lord Title Registry with all the ceremony the occasion demands, and none of the paperwork.
Issued
Upon issue

Title No.
ML-PREVIEW
Issued under the seal of the Registry · Series ML
Choose your standing
Buy a Lord, Lady, Baron, Baroness, Duke or Duchess title and receive a personalised certificate, a registry entry sealed with the gold trust seal and your own shareable title page, delivered within minutes.
Why buy a title from us
Six reasons our novelty titles end up framed rather than filed. Everything below is included in the one price, for every rank we issue.
Buy a novelty title online and it lands in your inbox within minutes. No postage, no waiting, no delivery window to plan a birthday around.
Your certificate is typeset with the name exactly as you enter it, so a personalised Lord or Lady title reads correctly in full, formal style.
Heritage parchment, deep estate green Royal and a clean Modern setting, each drawn with our own coat of arms certificate artwork.
Every title carries the burgundy wax stamp and the gold trust seal, printed into the document rather than stuck on afterwards.
Each title gets a registry number and a shareable page, so friends can verify the entry in the public novelty title registry.
Claim a notional plot on our estate map of the United Kingdom, then build it up from cottage to castle over time.
Included with every title
One price covers the whole package, certificate, deed, registry entry, title page and your own corner of the estate.
A print-ready A4 certificate in your chosen design, engraved with your name exactly as you want it to read.
A matching deed document naming the holder, the rank and the date the title was entered into the registry.
Your own registry number, sealed and verifiable in seconds by anyone you share it with.
A beautiful web page for your title, ideal for sending to family, group chats and social media.
Claim a plot on our estate map, name it, and build it up from cottage to palace over time.
Everything lands in your inbox within minutes, perfect for a last-minute gift with no post to wait for.

Every order is entered into the Make Me A Lord Title Registry and sealed with the gold trust seal. A courtesy title to enjoy and to frame, never a legal peerage.
How you receive it
Everything is digital. You view your title online straight away and download high-resolution PDFs to print at home or at any print shop, on whatever card you like. Nothing is posted.
Your title page and registry entry go live the moment your order completes, ready to share by link.
Print-ready A4 PDF documents, emailed to you and always available from your account. Re-download them any time.
Print at home or take the PDF to any print shop. Heavy card or parchment at 300 gsm or above looks best in a frame.
A printed and posted edition is coming soon and will be priced separately.
The ceremony
Lord, Lady, Baron, Baroness, Duke or Duchess, whichever fits the recipient best.
Enter the name exactly as it should appear, and watch the certificate update live.
Heritage, Royal or Modern, three designs, each set by hand in classical type.
A print-ready certificate, a registry number and a shareable digital title page.
Compare the ranks
Every rank costs the same and arrives with the same sealed package, so the only real question is which one sounds most like the person receiving it.
Why people buy a title
Most of our titles are bought as presents, birthdays, weddings, retirements and the Christmas gift that gets talked about all evening.
A personalised Lord or Lady title is the birthday present nobody else thinks of, personalised, framed on the wall by the weekend.
Birthday title giftsEnnoble the happy couple together with a Duke and Duchess pair, or a Lord and Lady pairing in matching designs.
Wedding title giftsA Baron or Baroness title for the colleague who has run the place for years, printed, sealed and entered in the registry.
Retirement title giftsNo postage deadline and nothing to wrap. Order on Christmas Eve, or schedule the reveal email for Christmas morning.
Christmas title giftsEnnoble a whole department in one go. Bulk novelty title gifts, each with its own registry number and certificate design.
Ask about bulk ordersFunny, tasteful and instant. Buy a novelty title gift online, print it at home and wrap it in five minutes.
Browse gift ideasYour own piece of Britain
Claim one of 1,925,120 notional plots, name your seat, then spend Estate Crowns building it up from a cottage to a manor, a keep, a castle and finally a palace. It is a novelty estate, so no real land changes hands, all of the swagger does.
Sealed, stamped & registered
Every novelty title we issue carries three marks of house: the registry trust seal, the official burgundy wax stamp and our armorial crest. They are the reason a certificate from us looks like something worth framing rather than something run off a printer.

The gold trust seal is struck on to every certificate entered into the The Make Me A Lord Title Registry. Each novelty title receives a permanent ML registry number, so anyone can verify a Lord or Lady title against the public record.

Our commissioned wax seal, poured burgundy, gilt coronet and shield, is pressed into the foot of every personalised novelty title certificate, on screen and in the print-ready PDF alike.

The house crest, lion, helm and quartered shield, heads your deed of title, your gift card and your digital title page, so the whole set reads as one made-in-Britain collection.
Buy with confidence
Secure card payment
Checkout is handled entirely by Stripe over an encrypted connection. We never see or store your card details.
Delivered in minutes
Your documents are generated and emailed within a few minutes of payment, any hour of the day.
Free reissue
Spelling wrong, or a change of surname later on? We reissue the whole pack free of charge.
Happiness promise
If your pack is not what you hoped for, get in touch and we will put it right or refund you.
British and independent
Designed, typeset and sealed in the Cotswolds. Your registry entry can be made private at any time.
Real people reply
Email hello@makemealord.co.uk and a human answers, usually the same working day.
Word from the estate
“Gave my father a Dukedom for his 70th. He has since begun referring to the shed as the west wing.”
Hannah P.
Duke certificate, Heritage design
“The certificate arrived in minutes and looked far more expensive than it was. Framed and hanging in the hallway.”
Marcus D.
Lord certificate, Royal design
“Bought as a wedding gift for two people who have everything. Finally, something they didn't.”
Priya S.
Lord & Lady pair
The registry
Each certificate carries the gold trust seal, a unique registry number and a shareable digital title page, proof of nobility you can send to the group chat.
View the full registryFrom the Journal
What you can and cannot buy, how the ranks differ, and how to print and frame your certificate so it looks like it has hung there for years.
Short answer: you can buy a novelty Lord title, and you cannot buy a peerage. Here is the difference, without the marketing fog.
Read the guide, 4 minAll six cost the same, so pick on personality rather than price. Here is how each one lands.
Read the guide, 3 minThe gift is the certificate. The fun is everything that happens afterwards.
Read the guide, 3 minEvery guide lives in the Journal.
Before you buy
More detail on the full FAQ page.
Your title awaits
Personalise your certificate, preview it live and have it in your inbox before the kettle boils.
Begin The CeremonyMake Me A Lord issues personalised courtesy titles as gifts and keepsakes. They are a piece of fun rather than a British peerage, and they carry no legal standing or official recognition. Read the full disclaimer.