The Letter to Santa meme is used when holiday wishes, work edition. A polite letter to Santa from someone in the industry, asking for very specific work gifts.
Our recreation of the Letter to Santa format, with a small business caption.
How the Letter to Santa meme works
What it means
A polite letter to Santa from someone in the industry, asking for very specific work gifts.
Use it when
Holiday wishes, work edition.
Also called
Letter to Santa, letter to santa, dear santa, christmas wish list
How popular
Number 252 of the 257 formats in our library, ranked by how often each is captioned and how often business accounts use it.
Its captions
1.Who wrote it (optional)up to 24 characters
2.Subject lineup to 60 characters
3.The letterup to 200 characters
Every picture here is our own recreation of the format: the same layout, pose and joke, drawn with generic people. None is the original meme photo, and none shows a celebrity or the person from the original. Some formats are drawn with text and shapes only.
Letter to Santa meme examples for 13 industries
The same format, captioned for each kind of business. Open an industry for its other memes.
“Dear Santa, we have been good. We would like a lender who answers email, a seller who leaves during showings and a lockbox that opens first try. We left cider out. Please do not tour the house.”
“Dear Santa, please bring patients who arrive early, a printer that works on Mondays and a waiting room clock that tells the truth. We have been very good. We gave out stickers.”
“Dear Santa, we have been good. We would like a squat rack for two, a hand dryer that dries and a towel bin that closes. We will leave cookies out. Not protein ones.”
“Dear Santa, we have been good. We would like a floor that sweeps itself, a dryer that whispers and a lunch break of 30 whole minutes. We left cookies. Please do not touch the toner.”
“Dear Santa, we have been good. We would like a 4pm that arrives on time, a calendar that fills itself and one quiet lunch. We left cookies. And a patch test.”
“Dear Santa, we have been on brand all year. Please bring a one round approval, a budget that survives Q4, and an analytics tool with only one tab. P.S. Logo size unchanged.”
“Dear Santa, please bring a card reader that never drops, a customer who says 'keep the change' and one Tuesday with no parcels. I've been good. Mostly.”
“Dear Santa, I would like one printer that never jams, one supplier who replies, and one week where 'Delivered' means delivered. I have been good. I answered everyone.”
“Dear Santa, I've been good. I shipped on time (mostly). Please bring a bug free release, a customer who reads the docs and a bank balance that rounds up. P.S. A quiet deploy will do.”
“Dear Santa, please bring clients who read the prep email, a calendar link that never double-books, and silence on the 25th. I have been very present.”
“Dear Santa, I have been good. I posted twice a week and answered some comments. Please bring a charged battery, a quiet street and one hook that works. P.S. Snow in my b-roll is welcome.”