How to address a queen?
To address a queen, you should use the title "Her Majesty" followed by her name. For example, "Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II" or "Queen Elizabeth II." This is a formal way of addressing a reigning monarch, and it shows respect for her position as the head of state.

## What is the correct way to address a Queen?

When addressing a queen in a formal letter, you should write "Her Majesty [Name of Queen]" followed by her title or position, such as "Queen of [Country]" or "Monarch of [Country]
Queen Victoria: When addressing a living queen or a queen dowager (the queen mother, a former queen who holds the title after her husband's death), use the full title as given: Her Majesty Queen Such-and-Such, followed by the name of the country, as in "Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom." The courtesy title is the title you use when addressing her formally in writing, but informally, it is just "Your Majesty" or "Ma'am" for a living queen and "Your Majesty the Queen Dowager" for a queen dowager.