Order of Brunswick

Order of Brunswick
Ribbon of a member of the Order of Brunswick
Awarded by the Emperor of Wellington
Type	National order
Established	7 September 2019
Motto	Acceptatio erit in pace
Eligibility	Anyone meeting the criteria
Criteria	At the monarch's pleasure
Status	Currently constituted
Sovereign	Zebrin I
Grand Master	Prince Taylor Britannia, Countess of Merlinsburg
Grades	Grand Commander(BGC) Commander (BC) Officer (BO) Member (BM)
Statistics
First induction	7 September 2019
Total inductees	0 (September2019)
Precedence
Next (higher)	Royal Order of Wellington

The Royal Order of Wellington is an Wellington national order and the highest honor for merit in the Wellington system of orders, decorations, and medals. It comes first in the order of precedence.

The order was established on the 7th September 2019 for individuals who have made great achievements but have not reached the criteria to join the Royal Order of Wellington. The Emperor of Wellington is Sovereign of the order, and formally inducts members into the order. As of August 2019, one person has been appointed to the Order of Wellington. Appointees are granted with insignia and receive the right to bear armorial bearings.

Grades

The Emperor of Wellington, as the fount of honor, is at the head of the Order of Wellington as its Sovereign, however, the Grand Master of the order may bestow any rank in this order on the emperors behalf, so long as the individual meets the criteria. Each level has its own post-nominals, which members are entitled to use depending on their rank. Members who are Commander or Grand Commander may bear the title "Sir" or "Lady".

Insignia

The ribbon is blue with two orange stripes on the left and right of the center, which is red.

Recipients

Member (WM)

(H) - Honorary membership