Congratulatory Messages

My office can organise congratulatory messages for 50th, 60th, 65th, 70th Wedding Anniversaries and for 80th, 90th and 100th birthdays from the Governor, Prime Minister, Premier and Federal MPs.

The Queen and Governor-General will also send special messages for 60th Wedding Anniversaries and 100th birthdays.

You will need to provide supporting documentation like a birth certificate or marriage certificate (photocopies of originals are accepted, if certified by a Justice of the Peace). If these are not available you can provide a statutory declaration.

To ensure messages arrive in time for the special celebration, three weeks advance notice is needed for processing.

Please contact my office on (02) 6555 4099 to apply for these messages, or complete the form below.

Australians can receive congratulatory messages from His Majesty The King, the Governor-General, the Prime Minister and Premier.

50th Wedding Anniversary
60th Wedding Anniversary
80th Birthday
90th Birthday
100th+ Birthday
The King
No
Yes, and every 5th year after*
No
No
Yes, and every 5th year after*
Governor-General
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Prime Minister
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Governor of NSW
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
NSW Premier
Yes
Yes
Yes & 85th
Yes
Yes

How to Apply

To arrange an anniversary message, follow these steps:

Step 1: Gather supporting documentation for the relevant birthday or wedding anniversary. The supporting document needs to clearly state the full name or names of those celebrating the anniversary, and the date of the anniversary.

Supporting documentation can include:

  • copies of birth certificates, passports or marriage certificates; or
  • a statutory declaration with the relevant names and anniversary details. Statutory declaration forms are available at any post office, or online from the Attorney-General’s Department.

Step 2: Contact my electorate office or complete the online application below, I will then arrange for the request to be submitted.

Delivery of messages

Anniversary messages can be delivered directly to the recipient or to a care-of address if you want it to be a surprise.

Timing of message request

To give the best chance of the message arriving on time, you should arrange it no later than two months before the date of the wedding/birthday anniversary.

If you are unable to submit the request this early, we will do our best to process the request in time but delivery by the anniversary/birthday cannot be guaranteed. Even if you missed the anniversary date, you can request a message up to six months after the birthday or wedding.

Online Application

You can arrange a congratulatory message by filling out the form below and attaching supporting documents.

If you require assistance, please contact the office on (02) 6555 4099.

Your Name(Required)
This is the name of the person submitting the message request, NOT the recipient.
Address
This is the address of the person submitting the message request, NOT the recipient.

Recipient Details

Example: Dr. John Smith OR Mr. John & Mrs. Jane Smith
Example: Anthony might prefer Tony, Jessica might prefer Jess.
Date of occasion being celebrated
Example: birth date or wedding anniversary
Recipient's Home Address
Address where messages are to be sent
This may be the address of yourself, a friend or family member if you would like the message presented in person. Or it may be the address of the facility or residence where the recipient is currently staying, such as an aged care facility, hospital or temporary accommodation.
Date that the message should arrive
This can be copies of birth certificates, passports or marriage certificates, or a statutory declaration with the relevant names and anniversary details.
Max. file size: 4 MB.