King Charles III sent the first telegrams of his reign to people celebrating their 100th birthday, and unlike the late Queen Elizabeth II’s telegrams, to centenarians, which bore her picture alone, King Charles cards show him, relaxed and smiling, accompanied by his wife Camilla, the Queen Consort, according to the newspaper. British Daily Mail.

The letter, signed by Charles R and Camilla R, reads: “My wife and I are very pleased to know that you have celebrated your 100th birthday, and this brings us our warmest congratulations and best wishes on such a special occasion.”

Buckingham Palace approved the photo before the Cabinet Office sent the first telegrams last week, and Erin Lloyd, of Cheshire, celebrated her 100th birthday on September 25 and yesterday became one of the first recipients of the telegrams.

Ms Lloyd, who worked on a dairy farm during World War II, said: ‘I was thrilled to receive a card from the new King and Queen, with the late Queen’s passing I thought the 100-year-olds at the time might have missed them, so It was a wonderful surprise that they remembered me.”

Her son and caregiver Ian Lloyd handed her the card on her arrival, and Mr. Lloyd, also a royal historian, said: “It was wonderful to have a friendly photo of the royal couple together.”

The lady holds the telegram

King Charles and his wife Camilla