Parents looking for Santa in Worthington, Ohio, or in Clintonville can rent a Santa Claus for Christmas in Columbus and have him visit the house, a neighborhood party or a family gathering.
Waiting on the Stairs in Worthington and Clintonville, OH
Worthington and Clintonville, OH share this booking. Write both names in full the first time, then the names alone. The children sit on the stairs in their holiday clothes and watch for Santa. When he comes in, they follow him to the tree in the front room. A picture of the children on the stairs with Santa at the bottom is the one many parents want first.
Santa in Clintonville and Santa in Worthington use the same phone. Tell us which of the two matches the address. The stairs and the front room are enough of a map. He greets them on the steps, then leads them in.
Home for the Holidays, Three Generations
Grown children come back to their parents’ house with their own little ones, and Santa’s visit brings three generations into one picture. He greets the little ones first. Then the grandparents, the grown children and the grandchildren stand together with him. That picture is the reason some families book the visit for the weekend everyone is under one roof.
Have the tree lit in the front room before he walks in from the stairs. A parent can wait at the bottom step so the smallest child has a hand to hold. Santa takes that picture, then sits for each child’s turn by the tree.
A Neighborhood Party on One Street
A neighborhood party at one family’s home brings several families from the same street into one living room. One parent keeps the list of children’s names. Santa greets each child from that list, then the group picture happens before people start to leave. Keep it to one house and one tree.
Tell us the date, Worthington or Clintonville, which setting, and about how many children. Close-up photos on the stairs and by the tree 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 neighborhood line. Mrs. Claus can join as an add-on. Reach us with those facts and we will confirm the time.
Children who have a poem or a dance ready can put on a family talent show for Santa the same weekend. Families in Hilliard who want an evening at home, a grandparents’ house or a playgroup can look at Santa in Hilliard.
Santa in Worthington and Santa in Clintonville wear the full red suit for the stairs, the three-generation picture and the neighborhood party. Write both names the way they appear here. The date and the town come first on the call.
On the stairs, leave the garland in place and keep the steps clear of toys so the children can sit in a row. Santa stands at the bottom. The picture is taken from the front hall, looking up. Then everyone walks into the front room together.
For the three-generation visit, have the grown children already in the house so Santa greets the little ones with grandparents watching. Labeled gifts, if you want them, go to a grown-up before he comes in. The last picture is the whole family around him.
Santa in Worthington and Santa in Clintonville share this number. The stairs, the three-generation gathering and the neighborhood party are the three settings. Write both names in full. Put Worthington or Clintonville on the form so the visit is planned for the right stairs.
At a neighborhood party, coats can go on a bed so the front hall stays open for the stairs picture if you want one there too. Santa greets from the list. The host stays near the door. The tree in the front room is where the children sit after the greetings.