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About Us

Santa Ted and Mrs. Claus believe that our customers' needs, along with the safety and welfare of the children, are of the utmost importance. Therefore, we are committed to meeting those wonderful times at any time of the year. Santa has a background check done annually.

Santa and Mrs. Claus would welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and provide you and your children the best experience possible. Therefore, as a result, a high percentage of our business is from repeat happy customers and their referrals.

We are available as a Santa or Santa & Mrs. Claus in the Metro Washington area - DC, Maryland & Virginia area.

Covid safe socially distanced visit with Santa Ted!

We had the most amazing experience with Santa Ted on our patio that we had decorated especially for Christmas. Everybody was socially distanced wearing masks so it was a safe experience for our high risk family. We will definitely be adding Santa Ted to our yearly Christmas plans. It was a special special occasion for our family who have been extremely isolated the past 9 months because of my health. It was so important to be able to give my children's a normal Christmas experience in a safe environment and Santa Ted in his mask, outside, provided just that. Merry Christmas everyone! Be safe.

Corinne M. • November 28, 2020

Qualifications & Awards

Santa School

School4Santas, Advanced Training Certificate

The Santa Claus Family Reunion, Tennessee

The International University of Santa Claus, Quantico, Virginia

Jim Yellig Santa Claus Workshops, Santa Claus, Indiana

Graduated - Charles W. Howard Santa School, Midland, Michigan

Amalgamated Order of Real Bearded Santas,  Philly

International Brotherhood of Real Bearded Santas, Tampa Bay and Atlanta

Acting School

John Casablanca's Model and Acting School 


Professional Associations

The Red Suit Society

International Brotherhood of Real Breaded Santa's

The Royal Order of Santa Claus

Claus Clan

Virginia Santas Group - refresher training

Delaware, Maryland, and DC Santa Group 

The Amalgamated Order of Real Bearded Santas

ClausNet - Monthly Santa newsletter


Books and Awards

Cambridge “Who’s Who”

“International Who’s Who of Entrepreneurs”

Marquis “Who’s Who in the World”7th Edition

“Key to the City,” Laurel, MD

Community Crisis Services, Inc (CCSi): In Service Award, Volunteer of the Year,

and Governor’s Citation, Maryland

Mary R. Brown Society Award


Magazines

"Southern Living" magazine, December 2013 I, and several other Santa's were chosen to be photographed as part of a Southern Living Magazine article on the Amalgamated Order of Real Bearded Santas organization.

Newspaper articles

"Santa Sprawl," North Port Sun, North Port, Florida, Wednesday, February 20, 2013

"Glen Burnie West: Local Santa answers ABC's casting call," Maryland GazetteWest, Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Santa Oath

Mrs. Claus took the Mrs. Santa Claus Pledge in Santa Claus, Indiana. April 2012 Recommitted - May 2016

Mr & Mrs. Claus initially took the Santa Claus Oath in Branson, Missouri, July 2009. Recommitted - February 2013, May 2016, and April 2019.

Santa's Reindeer

Science proves Santa's reindeer are actually all female

Source - The Independant By - Chelsea Ritschel in New York 2017

As Christmas quickly approaches and our ears fill with the sounds of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," it is impossible to ignore the festive spirit surrounding the year-end.

And one Twitter user, Cat Reynolds, has given us even more reason to celebrate.

She posted that all of Santa's reindeer - Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen, and Rudolph - are female, an observation that immediately went viral.

According to experts, Reynolds' tweet is likely accurate - because male reindeer shed their antlers at the end of the mating season in early December, while females sport their thinner antlers throughout the winter.

And given that the reindeer are typically depicted with their antlers in tact, we're pretty confident in saying that females power Santa's annual Christmas delivery.

Some Twitter users did try to spoil our moment by pointing out that castrated males would not actually lose their antlers, but we'd like to think that it doesn't really sound like a scenario that Santa would resort to...

Most people, however, were willing to believe - praising the strong female reindeer who pull Santa's present-laden sleigh.

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