Secret Santa invitation wording

Four invitations ready to send: for the family, an e-mail to your team, the parents' chat and friends. Add your list's link, the budget and the day, then copy the one you need.

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For the family

Hi everyone! This Christmas let's do Secret Santa: instead of a little something for everyone, each of us buys one good gift for one person drawn by lot. 1. Open the link: [link] 2. Type your name – no account, no password. 3. Write your letter to Santa: what would make you happy this year. You can still change it for 2 minutes after you first save it. 4. Wait for the draw – you'll see the letter you drew on your own page. Budget: up to [amount] Gift exchange: [date] See you under the tree!

For work: an e-mail to the team

Subject: Secret Santa – join our team gift exchange Hi team, we're doing Secret Santa this year! Everyone draws one colleague and brings them a gift. How to join (it takes a minute): 1. Open the link: [link] 2. Type your name – no account needed. 3. Write a letter to Santa with two or three gift ideas. It can be changed for 2 minutes after the first save. 4. Wait for the draw – the letter you drew shows up on your page. Budget: up to [amount] Gift exchange: [date] Thanks, and happy holidays!

For the class: the parents' chat

Hello parents! Our class is doing Secret Santa: each child draws a classmate and brings them a small gift. 1. Open the link: [link] 2. Add your child by first name only – no surnames, no accounts. 3. Write the letter to Santa together with your child. It can be changed for 2 minutes after the first save. 4. Wait for the draw – the letter drawn shows up on your child's page. Budget: up to [amount] Gift exchange in class: [date] Thank you!

For friends: a short message

Secret Santa time! Open the link, type your name and write your letter to Santa: [link] Then we wait for the draw. Budget up to [amount], gift exchange: [date]. Who's in?

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Know someone who could use this? Send this page to whoever organizes the draw at work, at school or in the family.