When parents hire a Santa Claus in Oklahoma City to come to the house, the children get to lead him to their own tree and show him the stockings they hung.
What to Expect From a Santa Home Visit in Oklahoma City
Santa greets the children at the tree, hears each wish list and sits for pictures with the family. Seated near the window with sleigh bells in his hands, he looks the way children picture him on the night before Christmas.
If you want Santa to hand each child a present, have the gifts labeled and kept together near the door so he can pick them up as he says hello.
A shy child can watch from a parent’s lap first, and the family dog is usually happier in another room until the visit is over.
In Heritage Hills and Edgemere Park, many of the older two-story houses put the living room at the front, with a porch and a fireplace, so Santa has a natural place to sit once everyone is inside.
Getting the House Ready for a Santa House Call
It gets dark early in Oklahoma City in December, so a porch light and a house number that shows from the street help Santa find the right door. On a windy or icy evening everything can happen indoors, from the first greeting in the front hall to the last picture by the tree.
For an apartment, condo or loft Downtown or in Midtown, the visit goes through the lobby or the front desk and then the elevator to your floor.
Have a grown-up answer the door, and we can send a short text before he knocks. In a gated neighborhood in Edmond or on the north side, put Santa’s name on the guest list or share the gate code when you call.
When relatives are in town for Christmas week, choose a time after everyone has arrived so grandparents and cousins can be in the pictures too. Families who want more time for portraits can ask about Santa photos.
Request a Santa Booking