Personalised letter and named North Pole envelope.
View package: Personalised Santa Letter — Classic EditionA personal letter from Santa or Father Christmas.
Every letter comes with a named North Pole envelope. Choose Original or above for the Nice List certificate and scratch-to-reveal surprise.
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Every letter comes with a named North Pole envelope. Choose Original or above for the Nice List certificate and scratch-to-reveal surprise.
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Letter, named envelope and scratch-to-reveal Nice List surprise, with a Nice List certificate, finished with a red seal, added by hand.
View package: Personalised Santa Letter — Original Edition
Santa letter and scratch surprise, Freddy’s citizenship welcome with an attached North Pole passport, both envelopes, a combined Nice List and honorary citizenship certificate with a red seal, and one Nice List pin.
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Personalised Santa Letter — Classic Edition
£12.95
- Personalised Santa or Father Christmas letter on antique-coloured A4 paper
- North Pole envelope with their chosen name
Personalised Santa Letter — Original Edition
£16.95
- Personalised Santa or Father Christmas letter on antique-coloured A4 paper
- North Pole envelope with their chosen name
- Scratch-to-reveal Nice List surprise on the Santa letter
- Personalised Nice List certificate
- Certificate finished with a red seal, added by hand
Personalised Santa Letter — Deluxe Edition
£26.95
- Personalised Santa or Father Christmas letter on antique-coloured A4 paper
- North Pole envelope with their chosen name
- Scratch-to-reveal Nice List surprise on the Santa letter
- Personalised Nice List and honorary North Pole citizenship certificate
- Certificate finished with a red seal, added by hand
- Freddy’s North Pole citizenship welcome letter
- North Pole passport, 12.5 × 9 cm closed, with blank details for your family to complete
- Head Elf envelope marked OPEN SECOND
- One Nice List pin
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Dear Alex,
My desk is rather busy this evening! There is a little hill of envelopes beside my cocoa, and Freddy Stripytights has just discovered that a rolling spool of ribbon is much faster than an elf in woolly slippers. We caught it before it reached the door, thankfully.
I know you're curious: are you on my nice list this year? Let's make it a bit of fun! Scratch the sticker on this letter to reveal the answer!
I hear you have been practising fastening your coat all by yourself, Alex. Those fiddly little buttons take patience, and you kept trying. Freddy needed that very same patience when he was working out how to stop his ribbon spool escaping!
It was lovely to hear that you helped a friend tidy away the drawing pencils, too. Small acts of kindness can make an ordinary afternoon feel rather special. I wonder what you will draw next: perhaps a reindeer with wonderfully wobbly antlers?
If you fancy a little Christmas idea, you could draw someone a cheerful picture. There is no need for it to be perfect; a picture made with kindness has a magic all its own.
Keep being curious, Alex. I shall be thinking of your patient practising as I tackle the next little hill of envelopes.
With a warm Christmas wish,
Santa Claus