Structure of the Royal Family Offices

The Offices of the Royal Family are organized to efficiently serve the monarchy and the people:

Office of the Sovereign

The Office of the Sovereign serves as the central command of the Royal Family, providing direct support to His Majesty King Edmund Keli‘i Paki-Silva II. This office advises the Sovereign on governance, state affairs, diplomatic relations, and legislative matters. It also coordinates the King’s official schedule and ensures that the execution of duties aligns with the Kingdom’s principles, values, and long-standing traditions.

Office of Royal Affairs

The Office of Royal Affairs manages the internal administration of the Royal Household. Responsibilities include handling public correspondence, maintaining official records, coordinating the King’s appointments, and overseeing scheduling for all official events. This office ensures that the daily operations of the monarchy run smoothly and efficiently, providing essential support to both the Sovereign and the wider Royal Family.

Office of Cultural Heritage

The Office of Cultural Heritage is dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich traditions, history, and customs of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi. This office oversees royal ceremonies, educational programs, cultural initiatives, and heritage events, ensuring that the Kingdom’s legacy is shared with current and future generations. It works closely with cultural practitioners, historians, and educators to maintain the integrity of Hawaiian traditions in all aspects of royal engagement.

Office of Public Engagement

The Office of Public Engagement serves as the Royal Family’s bridge to the people and the international community. It coordinates community programs, public appearances, and outreach initiatives, fostering goodwill, unity, and collaboration. This office also manages relations with other nations, organizations, and partners, ensuring that the Kingdom’s image, values, and cultural significance are represented with respect and clarity.

Office of Protocol and Ceremonial Affairs

The Office of Protocol and Ceremonial Affairs ensures that all royal ceremonies, state functions, and official receptions are conducted with the utmost dignity and respect. This office develops protocols for official events, trains staff in ceremonial procedures, and supervises the planning and execution of formal occasions. Its work guarantees that every engagement reflects the Kingdom’s traditions, decorum, and royal heritage.