How It Works

Want to be a Lord, Lady, or even a Knight? Here’s how it works: pick your title, choose your rank, and make it official with Canadian Titles.

Choose Your Title
The Canadian Titles couple product package, with formal documents, tree certificate, stickers, and blue cover on a white background.

Step 1

Choose Your Product

Start by selecting the title that fits you best:

☑Lord Title – for an individual Lordship.

☑Lady Title – for an individual Ladyship

☑ Couples Pack – to share a Lord and Ladyship of the same rank and location.

☑Knighthood Title – to become a Sir, Dame, or Ser, by joining the official knighthood order of a Canadian province or territory.

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Canadian Titles Lord Certificate from the Canadian Titles Peerage Registry, gold border on a white background

Step 2

Choose Your Rank

If you’ve chosen a Lord title, Lady title, or Couples Pack, you’ll also select your rank. There are five levels of nobility, each available once per location:

  1. Baron & Baroness
  2. Viscount & Viscountess
  3. Count & Countess
  4. Marquis & Marquise
  5. Duke & Duchess

For example, if your name is John Smith and you select “Duke of Vancouver,” your full title would be Lord John Smith, Duke of Vancouver. Another person may still hold the Baron, Viscount, Count, or Marquis of Vancouver — but no one else will ever be Duke of Vancouver.

Choose Your Rank
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Step 3

Choose Your Location

Next, you’ll pick the place tied to your title:

☑A Canadian Municipality – a city, town, village, district, hamlet, parish, etc.

☑ A Neighbourhood within a Major City. Cities with populations over 100,000 have been divided into neighbourhoods, and you may become the Lord or Lady of an individual neighbourhood.

This ensures every title is distinct. For example:

  • Lady Jillian Brown, Countess of Toronto
  • Lord Jeff Palmer, Baron of Acadia, Calgary, Alberta

No duplicates. Ever.

Choose Your Location
Set of Canadian Title documents for a ladyship, including a certificate, peerage registration, bequeathing information, and a blue cover and white pages on a white background

Step 4

Receive your Title

In the mail, you'll receive:

☑ Your Official Lord or Lady Title certificate.
☑ A Patent of Nobility from the Canadian Titles Peerage Registry
☑ A Master Deed Title To Legally Change or Bequeath Your Title
☑ A Tree planting certificate for the donation made on your behalf to Tree Canada
☑ Two “That’s M’Lady/M’Lord” stickers

Get my Title
Framed patent of nobility document Lordship certificate from Canadian Titles with red seal on white background

Step 5

Keep it or Bequeath it

After purchasing your Lord, Ladyship, or Knighthood, you will be officially recorded in the Canadian Titles Register of Peerages. Your Lord or Lady title will never be duplicated or sold again. It is yours for life.

You also have the option to bequeath your title, meaning you can pass it down to a family member or friend. Your package will include the information needed to bequeath your title, making it an heirloom that lasts forever.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly are Canadian Titles?

Canadian Titles, such as Lord and Lady titles, are novelty titles inspired by Canada’s rich history and royal connections. These titles are for fun and personal distinction, with no legal or official status. They are purely a way to enjoy the charm and prestige of noble titles as a unique gift or keepsake. It’s nobility without the paperwork. Just good, clean, Canadian fun eh.

Can someone have the same title as me?

No. Each Canadian Title is unique to a specific rank and location. Once a title is purchased, it is recorded in the Official Register of Canadian Peerages, and no other title of the same rank and place will ever be issued again. That title is yours alone and cannot be duplicated or shared. Should you wish to bequeath your title, your packet includes specific information on how to do so.

Are these titles available to anyone?

Yes, anyone can purchase a Canadian Title, whether they're from Canada or not! You may purchase them for yourself or as a gift - these titles are available for all who wish to embrace a little nobility in their lives.

Can I pass down, or bequeath, my Title?

Yes. Your Canadian Title can be bequeathed - passed down or transferred - to either a family member or another individual. To bequeath your Title, you must contact Canadian Titles with the information provided in your Title package and they will make the transfer through the Official Register of Canadian Peerages.

This design means that your title is a lasting keepsake for future generations.

Is there any land involved with these titles?

No, unlike Scottish titles, these titles do not come with any land or property. They are symbolic and for novelty purposes only. You cannot use them to claim land, heritage property, or any form of nobility in Canada. However, a tree will be planted on your behalf in Canada. So while you won’t inherit an estate, the world will inherit a more sustainable country, and THAT is truly noble.

Can I gift a Canadian Title to someone else?

Absolutely! Canadian Titles make for unique and thoughtful gifts. When you purchase a title, you can choose the name and details for the person receiving the title. It’s a great way to surprise someone with something truly special. It’s not just a title—it’s a story they’ll never forget.

Are these titles legally recognized?

The titles are not legally recognized by the Canadian government or any official body. They are for personal enjoyment and to add a bit of fun and history to your life. It may not come with power, but it definitely comes with personality.

However, once you purchase a title through Canadian Titles, it is recorded in the Official Register of Canadian Peerages, and no other title of the same rank and place will ever be issued again—it is completely yours.

Can I use the title in my social media profile or email signature?

Sure! While the title has no official recognition, it’s a fun way to add a touch of nobility to your personal branding. Just keep in mind that it’s for novelty and doesn’t carry legal weight. We don’t recommend using it in customs.

What are the benefits of lord and lady titles?

Lord and lady titles provide a distinctive way to celebrate individuality, create memorable gifts, and enjoy a sense of prestige. They make excellent conversation starters, can add a touch of elegance to personal correspondence or events, and, when registered, are part of a limited collection that highlights exclusivity. In addition, every purchase helps preserve Canada’s natural landscapes, so your title also contributes to a meaningful cause.

Is buying a lordship title real?

Purchasing a lordship or ladyship title is considered a novelty item rather than a grant of legal nobility. While it does not provide any official rights or recognition, you will receive an official certificate and placement in our registry. The registry also limits the number of titles available, which ensures each title remains part of a limited collection.