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Secret Santa Title Gifts

The Secret Santa gift that gets read out to the whole office. A personalised certificate, properly sealed, with a registry number nobody expects.

Ordered and delivered in minutes, on the morning of the office party if need be.

Make Me A Lord

Make Me A Lord

Certificate of Nobility

This certifies the elevation of

Lord Your Name Here

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

Why a title works as a secret santa gift

Secret Santa rewards two things: a low price and a good reveal. A sealed certificate elevating a colleague to Lord or Lady of their own estate delivers both, and it beats a novelty mug that goes straight in the kitchen cupboard.

The joke lands because the document does not look like a joke. Formal type, a gold trust seal, a burgundy wax stamp and a real registry number they can look up in front of everyone.

Print it, put it in an envelope, and let them open it at the table. It is the only Secret Santa gift we know of that gets framed.

Three ways to give it

Print and seal it in an envelope

Hand-delivered, opened at the desk, read out by lunchtime. No wrapping, no postage.

Match the title to the person

Choose the rank that fits their reputation. Half the fun is in the casting.

Add a straight-faced message

Your private message is typeset onto the certificate in formal type, which is where it becomes properly funny.

Secret Santa gift questions

Does it suit a small Secret Santa budget?

Yes. A single title is our entry price with no postage on top, and the add-ons are entirely optional.

Can I stay anonymous?

Easily. Print it and leave it on their desk, or send it with a message that does not name you. Nothing in the documents identifies the buyer.

Is it just a printed page?

There is more to it. Every title gets a certificate, a permanent entry in our public registry and a plot on the digital estate map, with optional extras like the ceremonial deed.

Every order

What your secret santa gift includes

Wax-sealed print-ready certificate

A personalised A4 PDF in your chosen design, struck with the official wax stamp and generated the moment your order completes.

Make Me A Lord registered title trust seal

Registry number for life

Your own ML-number, permanently entered into the Make Me A Lord Title Registry and carrying the gold trust seal.

Shareable title page

A public page for your title that looks handsome in every group chat and never expires.

Instant digital delivery

No postage, no waiting. Download immediately and re-download any time from your account.

Your document pack

Every document in the gift pack

Each title arrives as print-ready PDFs: the certificate, the registry entry and the estate plot, with the ceremonial deed, coat of arms sheet and printable gift pages available alongside.

The samples below are watermarked drafts. The DRAFT wording is added for the preview only and never appears on the documents you receive.

  • Print-ready A4 PDF

    Title Certificate

    Your personalised Lord, Lady, Baron, Baroness, Duke or Duchess certificate, typeset in your chosen design and struck with the official burgundy wax stamp.

    Included with every title

  • Permanent ML number and title page

    Registry Entry

    Your title is entered into the Title Registry with its own ML number, verifiable by anyone, plus a handsome shareable title page that never expires.

    Included with every title

  • Your own patch of the map

    Digital Estate Plot

    Claim a plot anywhere on the United Kingdom estate map, name it, and build it up from cottage to palace over time.

    Included with every title

  • Free printable template, ready to sign

    Deed of Change of Name

    A blank change-of-name deed you can print, sign in front of a witness and use if you would like to start going by your new style day to day, with a plain-English page explaining exactly how it works and what it cannot do.

    Included with every title

  • The formal declaration of title

    Deed of Elevation

    A matching one-page deed of title, written in full ceremonial language, declaring your elevation and countersigned by the registry.

    Optional extra, £4.99

  • Coat of arms sheet, gold-foil crest

    Armorial Crest Sheet

    The full armorial achievement on its own display sheet, and a deeper engraved gold-foil crest treatment applied to your certificate.

    Optional extra, £3.99

  • Printable gift announcement pages

    Gift Note & Announcement

    An A5 gift note card carrying your private message, plus a print-ready announcement page to hand over on the day or slip into a frame.

    Optional extra, £2.99

  • Every design, not just one

    Additional Certificate Design

    Receive your title in a second certificate design so you can print one, frame one and keep the file for later.

    Optional extra, £2.99

Buy with confidence

Secure checkout, instant delivery, and a promise behind every title

  • 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.

Ready when you are

Personalise the certificate, add your private message and choose the day it arrives.

Create a Secret Santa title

Make 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.