Christmas Tablescape: Letters to Santa
Letters to Santa is a fun theme for young kids.
This tablescape can easily become interactive if you pass out letters and pencils or pens for the kids to write to Santa Claus before or while they eat.
Then they can put them in the mailbox and you can assure them that the elves or the magic will ensure the letters make it to the North Pole.
This tablescape is easy to replicate as most of the items are easy to find.
Supply List for this Christmas Tablescape: Letters to Santa
Letters and envelopes to Santa exact Brand is My Mind’s Eye “Elf Letters to Santa”. Alternatively you can print them off or just give them blank sheets of paper and blank envelopes and have them address them.
Letters to Santa napkins exact brand is My Mind’s Eye “Dear Santa Guest Letter Napkin”
Letters and mailbox ornaments of various shapes and sizes
Letter’s to Santa-themed candy cups exact brand is My Mind’s Eye
Santa hat x 2
Poly fil stuffed into the Santa hat
Santa Mail mailbox exact brand here
Cost Breakdown for this Christmas Tablescape: Letters to Santa
White polyester tablecloth had
white plastic plates– Costco .40 each
clear plastic cutlery.05 each
plastic cups .10 each
Red cocktail napkin .02 each
Letters to Santa napkins exact brand is My Mind’s Eye “Dear Santa Guest Letter Napkin” .20
Candy cups Letter’s to Santa exact brand is My Mind’s Eye = $0.10
Hershey’s hugs and kisses = $1.50
Total for each place setting: about $2.50 x 8= $20.00
Letters and envelopes to Santa exact Brand is My Mind’s Eye “Elf Letters to Santa” = I got one from our elves from this Elf on the Shelf scene
Letters to Santa ornaments = had
Santa hat = had
Poly fil stuffed into the Santa hat = had
red and white beaded garland x 2 = $7.00
Santa Mail mailbox exact brand here =I got it for $10.00 during an after-Christmas sale.
$17.00
Total = $37.00
Directions on how to assemble this Christmas Tablescape: Letters to Santa
I put a white tablecloth down on the table, set out the plasticware (cutlery, plates, cocktail napkins, plastic cups), etc. and placed a letter to Santa napkin on the plate.
I put the Santa mailbox in the center of the table and put a letter to Santa in it.
Next, I put the wooden beaded garland down the center of the table.
I set out little letters to Santa ornaments and post box ornaments on the table and tucked them into the wooden bead garland to make them look like one cohesive decoration.
I filled the, ‘Letters to Santa’ candy cups with Hershey’s hugs and kisses.
I stuffed Santa hats with poly-fil so they would stand upright; I placed those in the center of the table as well.
That’s it. It was so easy and simple to create and decorate.
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