Write tonight. Santa reads it in minutes.
Letters Sent North turns the oldest Christmas ritual into something they'll remember: a letter from someone who loves them, read aloud by Santa at his workshop bench.
What Santa says
He always opens with exactly who the letter is from and who it's about: “It's from your Nana and Pop… and it's all about you, Mia.” Then he tells them what you wrote, in his own warm words. Your letter appears in handwriting on his bench. He never promises presents and never mentions anything sad.
Brothers and sisters
One letter can be about up to four children, for the same price. Santa names every one of them and gives each child their own moment.
When to show them
Watch it yourself first. Then pick the moment: bedtime, Christmas Eve, or a North Pole breakfast. Lights down, sound up, and film their face, not the screen.
What we ask for, and what we don't
A first name (or what you call them), an age, your letter and your email. Never a photo, surname, school, birthday or address. Letters and films are deleted by 31 January. Our privacy promise.