Build a personalised Secret Santa questionnaire, choose the questions, add optional exchange details, and print it for work, family, or friends without guessing about allergies, interests, or unwanted gifts.
Choose only the clues your exchange needs. Everything stays in this browser and the preview updates as you work.
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A short, relevant form gives each shopper useful direction without turning the exchange into an exact shopping list. Choose the prompts that suit your group and leave out anything too personal.
For workplace exchanges, keep the form practical and easy to complete. Preferences for snacks, drinks, desk items, hobbies, and things to avoid are usually enough to help a colleague choose an appropriate gift without asking for sensitive information.
Families can use more playful prompts, while forms for children should be completed or checked by a parent or guardian. School groups benefit from a short list focused on age-appropriate interests, favourite activities, and important dietary restrictions.
If the giver must remain anonymous, collect completed forms through one organiser and label them with the recipient name or draw number. The organiser can distribute the right answers privately without revealing who selected each person.
Treat allergies and sensitivities as firm boundaries, not loose preferences. A participant can also leave any prompt blank. The questionnaire is saved only in this browser, so clear or reset it before lending the device or beginning a different exchange.
Ask for a few useful clues: favourite snacks or drinks, hobbies, colours, desk or home preferences, allergies, sizes only when necessary, and things to avoid. Keep the form short enough that everyone completes it.
Avoid asking for salary, addresses, medical information, relationship details, religion, or anything unrelated to choosing a modest gift. If delivery is needed, the organiser should handle addresses privately and only for that purpose.
Offer an optional wish field, but also ask broader preference questions. Exact requests reduce surprise and may create stock or price problems, while flexible clues let the giver choose something suitable within the agreed budget.
Send each giver only the answers for their assigned recipient. Do not publish the full response sheet, and remove contact details or sensitive notes that are not required to choose and deliver the gift.