Santa K

Expect a hearty "Ho, ho, ho!" as I enter, followed by pats on the head, hugs, and high-fives with the children as I make my way to my provided seat with a festive background to ensure you get the best possible photos and videos.

After being seated, I will distribute presents or gift bags, if they are part of the plan. I will then ask each child for their name, whether they have been naughty or nice, and what gift they hope to receive this Christmas. This is a wonderful moment to take photos that will become cherished keepsakes. Finally, we will take group and family photos.

If time allows, I like to recheck the Naughty or Nice answers I received earlier from the children with my genuine Naughty or Nice meter, made by the Grand Elf of the North Pole many years ago. The N/N meter can be seen in the video section of my profile. But no worries—99% of the children will test Nice, and just a few, for fun, will teeter between Naughty and Nice, and of course land on Nice in the end.

Also if time allows:
*Santa's magic coloring book.
*The Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) in a
jar.
*Santa's Christmas spirit meter.
*A reading of "The Night Before Christmas
or a more child-friendly version, "The
Christmas Visitor."
* A goup sing along to Jingle bells
* Quick FaceTime video calls to family
members who could not attend.

After we've all had our Christmas fun, I’ll make a "last call for photos!" and announce that I must be getting back to the North Pole because I have a lot of preparations to do for my big day.
Then, with a bigger "Ho, ho, ho!" than I entered with, I’ll wish all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year as I make my departure.

This is a basic framework for a visit, and every detail can be customized to fit your needs and create a unique and magical Santa visit experience.

While you have multiple Santas to choose from, there can only be one "Your Santa." I would be grateful for the opportunity to serve in that role. Thank you for your consideration. Santa K

Thirty years ago, my sister-in-law handmade my first Santa suit so I could play the role for my niece. In subsequent years, I'd also participate in a local HOA events, neighborhood fire truck rides and home visits. I eventually became fully invested in the Santa Claus persona and have spent each year since refining my image. Over the last two years, I've abandoned the fake wig and beard, opting instead for my natural beard and hair. The response to my new look and Santa personality has been overwhelmingly positive at all the events I've attended since.

For a legit Santa visit, I'm gonna need a chair that's worthy of the big man.