The Peerage is a hierarchy of titles of various ranks conferred by the Sovereign upon his or her subjects, which has its roots in feudal times. The Baronetage is a hereditary knighthood created by James I in 1611.
For a full guide to all aspects of Debrett's Peerage & Baronetage, click on the links below.
A portrait of inspiration, influence and achievement in modern Britain
fromPeople of Today
Team GB excelled and finished third in the medals table. Here are the Debrett's People of Today who enjoyed the success.
Debrett's guide to everyday modern manners
fromHome Life
The ways to encourage your child's independence, whilst playing a supportive role.
A comprehensive guide to addressing members of the royal family and people with titles
fromThe Royal Family
How to address the Queen, members of the royal family and their private secretaries.
fromForms of Address
From members of the church to diplomatic institutions, this section offers a guide to correct forms of address for the higher ranks among the main professions.
The traditional social season and high profile sporting events
Providing skills and confidence to succeed in any professional or social situation
fromProfessional Training
Professional conduct and etiquette, protocol, forms of address and business correspondence.
fromPrivate Client Training
Introduction to business and wider society: professional skills, networking and social intelligence.
Debrett's guide to the modern wedding
fromOn the Wedding Day
How to choose a photographer and ensuring the right moments are captured.
fromBridal and Dress Codes
From the groom, the best man and morning dress to the bridesmaids, parents and guests.
Debrett's etiquette guides, reference works, diaries and notebooks
fromNotebooks
The Debrett's 'Fashion Rocks and Dress Rules' notebook offers advice on how to dress for a range of occasions and codes.
fromBooks
The Debrett's Wedding Guide will show you the best way to plan and organise the perfect wedding.
