From the desk of Father Christmas
My dear Eleanor,
Word reached the workshop that you learned to ride without training wheels this year, all the way to the end of Willow Street and back. That is exactly the sort of thing my elves write down.
Keep an eye on the sky this Christmas Eve. I always look for the houses with the brightest windows.
Santa
Why this one lands
They know what a form letter feels like. It asks whether they have been good this year. It could have been sent to anyone in their class, and by the second line, they are already looking at the presents instead.
A letter that knows about the loose tooth is a different object entirely. It gets read twice. It gets carried around. It ends up in the box of things you keep.
“Dear Emma, have you been a good girl this year? My elves have been busy in the workshop.”
“Dear Emma, an elf told me you read a whole chapter book to Grandma. Also, I hear Biscuit still sleeps on your bed.”
Two minutes. No credit card.
What arrives in your inbox
Free means free. Not a trial, not a sample with the good part locked, not a watermark across the middle. The whole letter, ready to print, whether or not you ever buy anything.
Three small steps
Step one
Their name and age, the thing they worked hard at this year, the pet, the best friend, the one gift they keep mentioning. Short answers are fine. About two minutes.
Step two
One click on a grown up address. It keeps the letter away from small hands until you are ready, and it is the only thing we ask you for.
Step three
Your letter arrives as a print quality PDF. Print it tonight on whatever paper is in the house, or on the good stuff if you have it.
What it looks like
Every letter is composed on North Pole stationery and set to print cleanly at home. If you would rather it arrive the way a letter should, the Correspondence Office prints it on heavy stock, seals the envelope by hand, and posts it to your door.
No two envelopes leave here identically. The wax sits a little differently every time, which is exactly how a child expects a letter from the North Pole to look.
From other parents
Sample quotes, written for this demo.
She read the part about her swimming badge out loud three times, then asked me how Santa knew. I did not have a good answer for her.
My eight year old was right on the edge of not believing this year. The letter bought us one more Christmas, and I will take it.
I filled it in during the school pickup line and printed it that night. It cost nothing and it was the best five minutes of my December.
The envelope came with a wax seal and a North Pole postmark. He carried it around the house for two days before he would let anyone else touch it.
I wrote one for each of the three of them, all different. No one compared notes and found the same sentences, which is exactly what I was worried about.
We sent it to my mother's address so she could give it to them at her house. She said it was the first Christmas gift that made her cry.
Every letter is written from what one parent told Santa. These are the words families used afterwards.
After the free letter
Free, always
Download the PDF and make the magic yourself. Nothing expires and nothing is held back.
If you would rather not
We print it, seal it, and post it, so the first time your child sees the letter it is already an envelope with their name on it.
You will see these options once the free letter is written, never before. You can ignore them and still walk away with the whole letter.
Dates that matter
Before you start
Actually free. You write the letter, you verify your email, the finished PDF arrives. No card is asked for at any point. The paid options exist for parents who want the letter printed, sealed, and mailed, and they are offered after your free letter is already yours.
The free letter is how you find out whether the writing is any good. Some parents print it at home and that is the end of it, happily. Some decide they would rather have it arrive in an envelope with a North Pole postmark. That second group pays for the printing and the postage, and it is what keeps the free letters free.
It is where the letter goes, and confirming it keeps the letter out of your child's hands until you decide the moment. We use it for your letter and your order. We do not sell it or share it.
Yes, and you control it. Tell Santa what to hint at and what to stay quiet about. Most parents have Santa acknowledge the wish without promising it, which keeps Christmas morning yours to manage.
Yes, and each one gets their own letter with their own details, because a shared letter is the fastest way for a child to notice something is off. There is no limit and no charge.
Write it again with different answers, as many times as you like, at no cost. Printed orders can be corrected any time before they go to the press.
Order by December 12 for United States delivery before Christmas. After that the free letter still works. Print it at home on Christmas Eve and no child has ever asked about the postmark.
Write the free letter. Print it at home, or let the Correspondence Office post it. Either way, the letter is yours.
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