Parents looking for Santa in Gahanna, Ohio, or nearby in New Albany, can book Santa for hire northeast of Columbus for a visit at home, a family party or a holiday lunch at work.
Several Households at One House
Gahanna and New Albany, OH book this visit when several households gather in one living room. The youngest children go first, then the older ones, then one picture of everyone. New Albany is always two words. Gahanna is spelled G-a-h-a-n-n-a on the form and on the call.
The host keeps a simple list of first names so Santa can greet each child. Cousins from both towns can be on that list. The tree is the meeting point. Parents stay in the room. When the last child has had a turn, the group picture closes the party.
A Weekend Afternoon With Grandparents
A weekend afternoon visit at home with grandparents in the room is a quieter booking. Santa sits by the tree. The grandchildren take turns. The grandparents get a picture with the kids and a word from Santa. Labeled gifts, if you want them, go to a grown-up before he comes in.
This afternoon is slower than the multi-household party. There is time for each child to talk. The grandparents can sit beside Santa for the last picture. That is the whole visit: one house, one tree, three generations in the room.
A Small Office Holiday Lunch
A holiday lunch for a small office is a short stop. Santa moves from table to table, greets the people who brought children, and poses for a picture at each table. No business needs to be named. The lunch is the setting; Santa is the extra half of it.
What to Have Ready When You Call
Tell us the date, which town, which setting, and about how many people. Close-up photos at the family party are the reason to ask for a real bearded Santa. The traditional Santa wears the traditional suit with a full styled beard and costs less, which suits a lunch with a longer table. Mrs. Claus can join as an add-on. Our contact page is the other way to send those four facts.
Children who have a poem or a dance ready can put on a family talent show for Santa the same weekend. Households north of town who want a house, a clubhouse or a church night can look at Santa in Powell and Lewis Center for that pair of places.
Santa in Gahanna and Santa in New Albany use this phone. Write both names in full. The family party, the weekend afternoon with grandparents and the small office lunch are the three settings. The date and the town come first.
At the multi-household party, have one adult at the door to point new arrivals toward the tree so Santa can keep greeting without getting up. Gahanna hosts and New Albany hosts use that same door person. The list of names stays with the person who booked.
For the weekend afternoon with grandparents, pick a start after naps if the youngest children still take them. Santa can sit as soon as the last grandparent has a seat. The pictures come after each child has had a turn talking.
Santa in Gahanna, Ohio, and Santa in New Albany share this phone. Check the spelling on Gahanna every time you write it. Write New Albany as two words. The family party, the afternoon with grandparents and the small office lunch are the three ways the visit is used. Have the town on the first line of the message so we know which living room or which lunch it is.