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I rung the Public Information Office at Buckingham Palace and they confirmed that the KBE honor can be worn tightly round the neck.

I found this on the government's website, it seems to echo what I was looking for, but I'm not if it apples to other honors and so will be conducting more research: "Baronet's Badge: (The Badge is worn suspended round the neck from the riband in the same manner as the Neck Badge of an Order. It...

I think that's what I mean, in the collar, typically a high one, where a bow-tie would sit. I was wondering what flexibility the KBE owner would have to wear their honor?

Sorry, I was still trying to clarify if the KBE could be worn in place of a bow tie, so a little higher than how Sir Moore had it.

Old Roger, he was the best one you know. Well I see from the imagery that it's in the general area but I was wondering if it could go higher up, not like a choker, but in place of a bow-tie. Roger Moore Photos - Wedding Of Danish Crown Prince Frederik and Mary Donaldson - Zimbio

Oh yes I remember reading about that. Can a KBE be work around the neck, at the front of the throat for example.

Can a person who has been awarded an OBE for example wear their medal in daily life, or is it restricted to ceremonial use only or just not allowed? (which could be the same as not the done thing). Thanks.