17 Jokes For Christmas Present

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Updated on: Jun 06 2025

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What's Santa's favorite type of music? Wrap music!
Why did the Christmas present go to school? To get wrapped up in learning!
What's the best Christmas present for your pet fish? A tank you card!
What do you call an elf who sings? A wrapper!
What's a snowman's favorite cereal? Frosty Flakes!
Why did the Christmas present apply for a job? It wanted to be gift-employed!
Why did the gift break up with the ribbon? It felt too tied down!

Gift Receipts and Relationships

They say relationships are built on trust and communication. Well, let me tell you, relationships are also built on the existence of gift receipts. Nothing says, I love you, but I have no idea what you actually want like a little slip of paper that gives the recipient the option to exchange your carefully chosen gift for something they actually like. It's the romantic version of hedging your bets.

Secret Santa Shenanigans

Secret Santa at the office is always an adventure. You draw a name from the hat and suddenly become the detective trying to decipher your coworker's cryptic wish list that includes items like happiness and world peace. Yeah, Susan, I'll get right on wrapping those up and putting a bow on them. Maybe next year, just ask for a gift card.

The Gift of Time

They say the best gift you can give is the gift of time. Well, my aunt took that a bit too literally last Christmas. She gave me a clock. A clock! Because apparently, nothing says I value our time together like a reminder that time is slipping away every second. Thanks for the existential crisis, Aunt Carol.

Gift Wrapping Nightmare

I tried my hand at gift wrapping once. Let me tell you, if there was an Olympic sport for turning a simple box into a mangled mess of torn paper and tape, I'd be a gold medalist. The wrapping paper looks like it went through a wrestling match with a grizzly bear, and the tape... well, let's just say it's on there for life. It's not a present; it's a reminder of my failed attempts at crafts.

Regifting Roulette

Have you ever played the dangerous game of regifting? You receive a present, smile politely, and then it goes straight into the regifting closet – a black hole where unwanted gifts go to collect dust until the next unsuspecting victim comes along. It's like a holiday version of Russian roulette, except instead of bullets, it's tacky Christmas sweaters and scented candles with names like Winter's Mystical Unicorn Essence.

The Curse of the Mystery Box

I got a Christmas present once that was wrapped in so many layers of paper and tape; it was like the Fort Knox of gifts. It took me a good half-hour and a small explosion to get to the actual present. And what was inside? Another box. It's the gift that keeps on giving... me a headache.

The Unspoken White Elephant

White Elephant gift exchanges are like the Hunger Games of holiday parties. You bring a gift, wrap it up, and hope it doesn't become the hot potato of awkwardness. Last year, I unwrapped a ceramic gnome riding a unicorn. Because nothing says Happy Holidays like the bewildered stare of a mythical lawn ornament.

The Gift Card Gambit

Gift cards are the ultimate holiday fallback. It's like saying, I couldn't decide what you wanted, so here's a plastic rectangle that screams, 'I sort of know you like shopping, maybe?' It's the diplomatic way of saying, I give up. You figure it out.

DIY Disaster

I tried making a DIY Christmas present last year. I thought it would be personal and heartfelt. Spoiler alert: it was a disaster. Apparently, my attempt at a handmade sweater looked more like something a deranged spider would knit in its sleep. Note to self: stick to store-bought gifts unless you want your loved ones to question your sanity.

Christmas Present Predicaments

You know, they say it's the thought that counts when it comes to Christmas presents. Well, last year, I must have been thinking, What's the most impractical, confusing, and borderline offensive gift I can find? Nailed it! My friend got a pet rock wrapped in bubble wrap. It's the gift that says, I care about you, but not enough to put real effort into this.

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