I want to make Christmas feel magical by giving a gift from Santa Claus. I am not sure how to make it look authentic. I thought about using special wrapping paper or writing a note from Santa but I am not sure what works best. I want the kids to believe it really came from Santa so the presentation should feel different from regular gifts. I also wonder if I should hide the gift in a special place instead of under the tree. Has anyone here made a gift feel like it came from Santa. 
I wrapped Santa gifts in unique paper that no one else used. I chose shiny metallic paper with stars. It looked magical and stood out. The kids noticed immediately and believed it was from Santa.
I decorated the gift with a special tag that said From Santa. I used glitter and stickers. It looked festive and unique. The kids loved seeing Santa’s name on the tag.
I once wrapped Santa gifts in plain brown paper and tied them with twine. I added a wax seal with Santa’s initials. It looked old fashioned and magical. The kids thought it was authentic.
Thank you I will try that!
I used red and white striped paper for Santa gifts. It looked like candy canes. The kids loved it. It made the gifts feel different from the rest.
I decorated the wrapping with reindeer stickers and snowflakes. It looked playful and festive. The kids believed it was from Santa’s workshop.
I placed Santa gifts in special bags with Santa’s face printed on them. It was easy and looked magical. The kids were excited to see them.
I once added a handwritten note from Santa on the gift. It made the kids feel special. They kept the note as a memory.
That is a great point I did not think of that before.
I think the key is to make Santa gifts look different. Use unique paper, tags, or notes. The surprise makes them more exciting.
I wrapped Santa gifts with gold ribbon and bells. The sound of the bells made it feel magical. The kids loved it.
I once hid Santa gifts in a sack and placed it under the tree. It looked like Santa had dropped it off. The kids were amazed.