Letters from Holiday World

Real letters · Real stamps · Real magic

A letter from Santa. Or the Easter Bunny. Addressed to your kid.

Personalized letters from the characters behind every holiday of the year, printed on beautiful stationery and mailed right to your child's mailbox.

From the Desk of Santa Claus
Workshop Row · North Pole

Dear Emma,

Ho ho ho! Your name came up at the North Pole this week, and the elves could hardly believe you're already 6. Mrs. Claus read my notes about you aloud by the fire while the reindeer listened at the window.

I've been keeping a close eye on you this year in Springfield, and I'm very happy to tell you that your name is on the Nice List! I was especially proud when I heard that you shared your snack with a new friend at school. That's exactly the kind of thing that makes my sleigh bells ring.

A little bird told me you'd love a red scooter this Christmas. The elves in the workshop have made a special note of it. Keep being kind, helping out at home, and getting plenty of sleep. Christmas Eve is my busiest night, and I can only visit when everyone is fast asleep!

Please say hello to your puppy, Biscuit for me. Rudolph says hello too.

Merry Christmas and much love,
Santa Claus

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How it works

Step 1

Personalize & schedule

Pick a letter, add your child's name and a few details only a magical character would know, then choose when it should arrive.

Step 2

We print it

Your letter is printed in full color on premium stationery, exactly as it looks in the live preview.

Step 3

Real mail arrives

We hold it and mail it with a real stamp so it lands by your date, guaranteed when you order by the date shown.

For Santa & Elf letters

Postmarked from the actual North Pole

There really is a North Pole, in Alaska, and its post office stamps holiday mail with a special postmark each December. Add it to any Santa or Elf letter and we'll route your letter through the North Pole post office so it arrives with proof it came from the top of the world.

Order by November 25 · +$5.00

Start a Santa letter
NORTH POLE
DEC 18
AK 99705

A letter for every holiday

Plus the Tooth Fairy and birthdays, for the magic in between.

Questions, answered

When will my letter arrive?

You choose. Holiday letters arrive before the holiday, and any letter can be scheduled to arrive by a date you pick, like a birthday. Each letter shows three dates: order by the first and delivery is guaranteed; order in the window after it and the letter may still make it, but it isn't guaranteed; order after the last date and it won't arrive in time. Letters set to go "as soon as possible" are mailed within 2 business days.

Can I order now for a holiday months away?

Yes, and it's the easiest way to never miss a date. Order a Christmas letter in September or an Easter letter for next spring; we hold it and mail it at the right time so it arrives shortly before your date, not weeks early.

How do you calculate the guaranteed date?

From U.S. Postal Service delivery standards. First-Class Mail takes up to 5 delivery days (Monday through Saturday, excluding federal holidays), with an extra day in December to match USPS's own holiday recommendations. We add the 2 business days we take to print and mail, then another 2 days of cushion. If a letter ordered by its guaranteed date arrives late, we'll refund it.

What is the North Pole postmark?

The U.S. Postal Service runs a seasonal program where letters sent through the post office in North Pole, Alaska are stamped with a special North Pole postmark. When you add it, we mail your Santa or Elf letter through that program, so the envelope arrives postmarked from North Pole, AK. Postmarked letters travel to Alaska in a batch in late November, so there's an earlier order deadline. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by USPS.

Is the preview exactly what gets printed?

Yes. The live preview is the same layout we print, in full color on premium paper. What you see is what your child gets.

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