Give Santa's visit as a gift

Name the children and pay here. We send their parents an invite to take the photos, and the film comes to you both.

Who is Santa visiting?

First name

Age

2-34-67-910+

How do you say it?

Only needed if the spelling might trip Santa up.

Who it's fromYour name, as the children know youYour emailTheir parent's emailThey get an invite to take a few photos of their house. They see Santa on their doorstep before anything is made, and the film comes to you both.

Add to Santa's visit

The posted keepsake

+£12.99Santa's letter on his own paper, a printed still from your doorstep and a code to watch the film, sealed with the reindeer seal in a North Pole envelope and posted to you. Send Santa all your photos by 18 December to have it by Christmas.

Santa's order slip

Santa's visit£19.99

Total£19.99

Santa's visit is £19.99 when you book by 30 November (£24.99 from 1 December).

Before you pay

Santa's film is made with AI, and AI can make mistakes. Your own photos are used for each scene, but small differences can creep in: a picture frame, a pattern or the light may not match your home exactly, and Santa himself will look a little different from scene to scene. You'll check every scene before the film is made, and you can ask for any of them to be done again.

Three more photos after booking

Santa also needs to see the tree, the treat left out for him and his wrapping paper. Their parents can add them straight away, or whenever the decorations go up, any time until 21 December, and we'll send a reminder or two. Santa needs all three to make the film, so if they still haven't reached the North Pole by the end of 21 December, the visit can't go ahead and isn't refunded.

I understand the film is made with AI and small differences from my photos can happen. I agree to the terms. Santa starts on the visit straight away, so I can't cancel once he has, and the rest of the photos need to reach the North Pole by 21 December.

Secure payment with Stripe: cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. If something goes wrong with the film, we'll put it right.