Write Your Own Letter to Father Christmas or Santa Kit

We really care about our beautiful environment, so we use the most exquisite recycled paper for all our magical papery things.

✨ An A4 sheet of beautifully illustrated recycled North Pole paper

✨ A recycled kraft envelope pre-addressed to Santa or Father Christmas

✨ Both tied enticingly with a length of soft cotton Candy Cane twine and an official International Elf Service™ Gift Tag

     - which you can use to wrap a gift up for birthday or Christmas!

✨ Choose between a letter to Father Christmas or a letter to Santa Claus, and a 'Fill in the Gaps' or a 'Write it Yourself' version

✨ Deliver this letter wherever is most magical for your child ... caught up amongst the family’s mail, hidden behind a toothbrush, tucked into their school bag, or anywhere they’d love to discover a surprise!”

✨ Ask your child(ren) to post their letter by placing it in a special place – near the fireplace, under the Christmas Tree, or their favourite spot in the house or garden.

✨ Keep this beautiful record of your child’s thoughts, desires and goals can as the most marvellous memory keepsake.

✨ Store it safely with your other Christmas creations and letters, and enjoy reading it back in years to come.

The perfect keepsake to look back on.

Although younger children won't be able to write a letter themselves, they’ll enjoy drawing a picture for Father Christmas or Santa - or maybe sending him a dated handprint each year that he can enjoy looking back on.

✨ Official (non-personalised) International Elf Service™ product

✨ The perfect way to stir up the greatest amount of Christmas Magic ever.

✨ If your child(ren) ask how their letter will arrive in the North Pole, you can give them this enchanting explanation …

Once it’s posted, you can tell your children all about how the letter is magically and mysteriously lifted up into the air, past a family of robin redbreasts, beyond the snow clouds and up to the night sky.

Then, as it gently floats from star to star, it collects a little glitter dust each time. And when it's heavy with twinkling sparkle, it starts to fall ... faster and faster until, suddenly, it's scooped up by a North Pole gust and whizzed into the Magical Wind Machine.

From there it travels at hypersonic speed along the long and winding tunnels until, finally, it whooshes out to land on a huge pile of letters in the Mail Room at the Elves' Workshop, ready for Father Christmas to read over in Christmas Cabin (after he's found his specs)!