A letter from Father Christmas

A familiar British Christmas tradition

A letter tucked beside the tree can become part of your family’s Christmas morning. Add a first name or nickname, a favourite activity and an optional small memory to make the words feel familiar.

Father Christmas and Santa refer to the same festive character here. The site and letter template use Santa branding; this page does not promise a separate signature-name setting. You can check the opening before deciding to pay.

What the £1 purchase includes

This is a one-off digital purchase: the complete personalised reply, a designed PDF to download and print, and one email to the adult’s checkout address. Nothing is sent to a child’s email, and no postal address is needed.

A four-letter family pack costs £2.50. There is no subscription and no requirement to create an account. Payment confirmation, rather than a checkout return page alone, unlocks the paid reply.

Make it personal without sharing too much

A favourite book, baking together or learning to ride a bike is enough. Do not add a full legal name, school, precise location or sensitive family circumstances.

Keep the tone encouraging rather than using the letter as a behaviour warning. It is an original festive service, not an official message or a guarantee about Christmas presents.

Santa letters: a parent's guide

Is Father Christmas the same as Santa?

Yes. Families use different names for the same Christmas character. Santa Storytime uses Santa branding and templates; you can preview the opening of your personalised reply before buying.

Do you post a letter in the UK?

No. The £1 product is digital: a full reply, downloadable printable PDF and parent email after payment confirmation. You print it yourself if you want a paper copy.

Can I make letters for siblings?

Yes. Create each recipient’s letter separately with their own nickname and interests. Single replies cost £1 each, or use the £2.50 four-letter family pack.