Queen Victoria

Who the Queen Victoria type is

People who match the Victoria type tend to be the keepers of family life. They remember birthdays, save letters and photos and make sure holiday rituals happen every year. For them, traditions are not old habits but a way of showing love and keeping people connected.

This type also has a firm will. Victoria-style personalities know what they want and how things should be done, and they are comfortable saying so. That strength is balanced by deep sentiment: they feel attachments strongly, and their homes tend to be warm, full and welcoming.

Signature traits

Devoted

The Victoria type is fiercely loyal to family and friends and puts them first.

Strong-willed

People of this type hold firm opinions and stand behind their decisions with confidence.

Sentimental

This type treasures keepsakes, rituals and memories, and keeps them alive for everyone.

What Queen Victoria is known for

Britain, 1819–1901

• Reigning over the United Kingdom from 1837 to 1901, more than 63 years
• Giving her name to the Victorian era
• Her marriage to Prince Albert and their large family of nine children
• The nickname grandmother of Europe, as many descendants joined European royal families

Fun facts about Queen Victoria

• Her wedding in 1840 helped popularize the white wedding dress.
• She kept a detailed journal from age 13, filling many volumes over her life.
• She and Prince Albert helped popularize the decorated Christmas tree in Britain.
• Later in life she took lessons in Hindustani (Urdu).