Welcome to Wish Upon A Star Post: Personalised letters from the tooth fairy

Imagine your child receiving a personalised letter from the Tooth Fairy! That is the magic of Wish Upon a Star Post, your child receives a personalised letter written by the Tooth Fairy – on official letterhead of course!

Imagine your child receiving a personalised letter from the Tooth Fairy.

That is the magic of Wish Upon a Star Post! Your child receives a personalised letter written by the Tooth Fairy – on official letterhead of course!

letter from the tooth fairy

Tooth Fairy Calling Card

The fairy folk at Wish Upon a Star Post understand that losing a tooth can happen quickly, with no time to order a letter beforehand…so you can download a free Tooth Fairy calling card to print and leave which mentions a letter will magically arrive shortly.

a letter from the tooth fairy

How it works

  • Fill in your child’s name, age and address. The address can be made up eg. Miss Primrose Woods, Through the twinkling stars, then the bedroom with the pink door at 19 Fairy Floss Court, The Meadows Tasmania 7030.
  • The Tooth Fairy will write a letter and you’ll receive a mock to approve before it’s printed
  • The letter will arrive to your postal address packed inside an Australia Post envelope. Your letter addressed to your child will be inside and you can place it somewhere in the house for them to find, like beside their bed or under their pillow.
  • Your letter will arrive unsealed so you can read it and if there are any issues get in touch. You can then seal the letter and place the letter in a spot for your child to find.

Wish Upon a Star Post also offer a printable option so you can print your letter and envelope from your own home!

For more information:

northpolepost.co/product-category/tooth-fairy-letters/

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