In theory, yes, but it could be considered tacky or pretentious. I would add that people who are given an honorary degree are being honored for some accomplishment which would usually be considered to be more significant than the degree anyway; these people do not need to boast of their honorary degrees.
If you choose to use it, you should use Hon.D. after your name.
No, an honorary degree is typically awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to a particular field or society, regardless of their academic qualifications. It is not automatically conferred to the spouse or family members of someone who has earned a doctorate degree. Each individual's achievements and contributions are evaluated independently.
he had an honorary degree.
Honorary degrees are also sometimes referred to as honoris causa degrees, or honorary doctorates.
Michael did not actually attend Fisk, but he did receive an honorary doctorate degree from Fisk University
Do not use Dr. before the names of those who hold honorary degrees only. References to honorary degrees must specify the degree was honorary.
Jane Goodall received the following honorary degrees. 2004: Honorary Degree from Haverford College 2005: Honorary Doctorate Degree in Science from Syracuse University & Rutgers University 2007: Honorary Doctorate Degree in commemoration of Carl Linnaeus from Uppsala University & Honorary Doctorate Degree from University of Liverpool 2008: Honorary Doctorate Degree from University of Toronto 2011: Honorary Doctorate Degree from American University of Paris 2012: Honorary Doctorate Degree from National Tsing Hua University
in 2003 he was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by his alma mater, Lancaster University in the United Kingdom
No. Your spouse can receive them and you can receive them, but you have no right to theirs.
When signing your name with an honorary degree, you can include the abbreviation of the degree after your name. For example, if you received an honorary doctorate of laws, you can sign your name as 'John Doe, LL.D.' or 'John Doe, Doctor of Laws (honoris causa)'. Make sure to confirm the correct abbreviation with the institution that awarded you the honorary degree.
B-tec honorary degree
Yes an honorary Harvard degree
His Honorary Doctorate Degree was awarded by Our Lady of Holy Cross College, New Orleans, LA, USA