Letters from father Christmas!!

kayandy_2

I found a post on here about free letters from Santa but you could order personalised chocolates etc with it but had to pay!! I was telling my mum about it and she wants to order one for my little brother but now I can't find the post!!
I've done a search but that brings up the royal mail ones and she dosnt like using them as they hardly ever get a reply!! Please help

crazyguy

Google found letter at £5.99, http://www.fatherchristmaspost.co.uk/?gclid=CIjYiL-HgqwCFYVP4QoddxKZJw

Free one here: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/13108

Tiara_2

There are a few different ones on ebay

augustsmummy

http://www.freelettersfromsantaclaus.com/ecard_1.asp

Or you can make one on here for free, have it sent to your email, then print it out :j. They are lovely and have lots of letter styles to choose from. hth

kayandy_2

Thanks for the relys guys injust found the post I was in about it's
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/47530723#Comment_47530723
Hope it's help for somebody else

jar_fairy

If you send a letter via royal mail addressed to Santa with a stamp (I think there is an actual address...although we always seemed to make it up when we were younger!), Royal Mail send a card from Santa as a reply. We did it as children and my brother does it for his daughter now. Although last year she got a reply from the French Santa...!!

vikki_louise

I knew an ill child who was worried father Christmas was angry with her for not being brave enough (bless her) so I wrote my own one and actually had great fun doing it, i pinched ideas from some films and books and made it very personal to her. It was very easy to do and I printed it off in a hand writing style font and posted it

Tracey2609

When my son was younger - I asked one of my friends to write a letter from one of Santa's Elves to my son... my son didn't recognize her handwriting and she really enjoyed creating the letter and she decorated it with stickers and glitter etc. It was very personal to my son and what he'd been up to during the year and above all it didn't cost me anything as I already had all the crafty bits...

amagicwandplease

The NSPCC do one for a donation (I usually do £5) which we do for our kids each year.
Its really cute and personalised, takes 2 mins to do and my sons checking the post every day already expecting it this year!

Nice to do a bit for a good cause too! HTH