Santa’s Cards & Letters
Prices & Ordering
Choose a letter design and delivery format from our current letter range. All prices are in Canadian dollars. Any applicable shipping and taxes are calculated at checkout.
Explore 10 card and letter ideas below
Classic North Pole Letter
Printable (Email): $4.99 CAD · Mailed Letter: $6.99 CAD
Order Printable — $4.99 CAD | Order Mailed Letter — $6.99 CAD
Candy Cane Cheer Letter
Printable (Email): $6.99 CAD · Mailed Letter: $8.99 CAD
Order Printable — $6.99 CAD | Order Mailed Letter — $8.99 CAD
Snowy Village Letter
Printable (Email): $7.99 CAD · Mailed Letter: $9.99 CAD
Order Printable — $7.99 CAD | Order Mailed Letter — $9.99 CAD
Reindeer Express Letter
Printable (Email): $8.99 CAD · Mailed Letter: $10.99 CAD
Order Printable — $8.99 CAD | Order Mailed Letter — $10.99 CAD
Golden Deluxe Letter
Printable (Email): $10.99 CAD · Mailed Letter: $12.99 CAD
Order Printable — $10.99 CAD | Order Mailed Letter — $12.99 CAD
Card & Letter Inspiration
Discover 10 ways to share a little North Pole magic, from short Christmas cards to keepsake letters. Each message can be personalized with your child’s name. These sample messages and backgrounds are shown for inspiration; the ordering options above are our current letter products.
1. The North Pole Express Card
A classic delivery straight from Santa.
Ho ho ho, [Child’s Name]!
This card has travelled all the way from the North Pole with a little Christmas magic just for you. The elves are busy, the sleigh is getting polished, and I’m looking forward to my Christmas Eve journey.
Keep being wonderfully you!
Merry Christmas,
Santa Claus
2. The Reindeer Report Card
A playful note from the reindeer team.
Hello, [Child’s Name]!
Jingle bells! The reindeer asked me to send you a special Christmas hello. Rudolph is practising his takeoffs, and Dasher keeps trying to turn flying practice into a race!
We’re sending you big wishes for laughter, cosy moments, and a magical Christmas.
Hooves and hugs,
Santa and the Reindeer
3. The Official Elf Helper Card
An invitation to join the Christmas fun.
Attention, [Child’s Name]!
You are invited to become an Honorary North Pole Helper!
Your mission is to share a smile, lend a helping hand, and find one little way to make someone’s day brighter. No pointy shoes required.
Welcome to the team!
With festive cheer,
Santa’s Workshop
4. The Christmas Eve Card
A gentle message for bedtime.
Dear [Child’s Name],
The stars are twinkling, the sleigh bells are ready, and Christmas Eve has finally arrived.
Snuggle into bed and let your imagination wander through snowy forests and candy-cane lanes. There’s nothing you need to do tonight except rest.
Wishing you the sweetest Christmas dreams,
Santa Claus
5. The “You Make Christmas Brighter” Card
A warm, confidence-building keepsake.
Dear [Child’s Name],
Do you know what makes Christmas extra special? People like you!
Your ideas, your laughter, and the kindness you share bring something wonderful to the world. You don’t have to be perfect to be special. You already are.
Wishing you a Christmas as wonderful as you,
Santa Claus
6. The Workshop Adventure Letter
A funny peek behind the scenes.
Dear [Child’s Name],
What a morning we’ve had at the North Pole!
An elf dropped a whole box of jingle bells, three teddy bears were accidentally wrapped together, and someone put a “Do Not Open Until Christmas” sticker on my lunch.
Even Mrs. Claus couldn’t stop laughing!
Between all the silliness, we’re working together to get everything ready for Christmas Eve. The best part of the workshop isn’t the toys or the ribbons. It’s the care everyone puts into making something special.
I hope your Christmas has a little silliness, a little surprise, and plenty of time with the people who care about you.
With a merry ho ho ho,
Santa Claus
7. The Kindness Mission Letter
An activity-led letter that encourages giving.
Dear [Child’s Name],
I have a special invitation for you: would you like to help spread a little Christmas cheer?
You don’t need a sleigh or a bag of presents. Some of the loveliest gifts don’t come wrapped at all.
You could draw someone a picture, help tidy up, invite someone to play, or tell a person what you like about them. Choose something that feels right for you.
Here at the North Pole, we call those little moments “Christmas sparks.” One small act of kindness can brighten someone’s whole day.
This isn’t a test, and there’s nothing to earn. It’s simply a chance to share some joy.
Your friend,
Santa Claus
8. The First Christmas Keepsake Letter
For a baby’s memory box.
My dear [Child’s Name],
Welcome to your very first Christmas.
There is so much for you to discover: twinkling lights, rustling wrapping paper, familiar voices singing, and the comfort of being held close.
You may be too little to remember this Christmas, but the people who love you will remember it for years to come. You have already become such a special part of their story.
There will be plenty of time for Christmas adventures as you grow. This year is for tiny moments, new memories, and all the love surrounding you.
Welcome to the wonder, little one.
With love from the North Pole,
Santa Claus
9. The “Christmas Can Feel Different” Letter
A reassuring option for a child experiencing change.
Dear [Child’s Name],
Christmas doesn’t have to look the same every year to hold special moments.
Sometimes we celebrate somewhere new. Sometimes our traditions change. Sometimes we feel excited and happy, and sometimes we have other feelings too. All of those feelings are welcome.
You don’t have to make everything feel festive. You can take your time and enjoy the things that bring you comfort, whether that’s a favourite story, a silly game, or a quiet moment with someone you trust.
I’m sending you a little North Pole warmth and a reminder that you matter, exactly as you are.
With a gentle Christmas wish,
Santa Claus
10. The Christmas Birthday Letter
For a child whose birthday falls near Christmas.
Dear [Child’s Name],
I’ve put down my Christmas checklist for a moment because there’s another celebration that deserves its very own cheer: your birthday!
With so many decorations and festivities around, I wanted to send a message just for you. Your birthday is a celebration of the wonderful person you are and all the growing, learning, and discovering you’ve done.
I hope your new year brings things to try, reasons to laugh, and moments that make you proud of yourself.
So here’s a big birthday hooray from the elves, the reindeer, Mrs. Claus, and me!
Happy Birthday and Merry Christmas,
Santa Claus