Christmas story contest

Santa is Coming to Town!

Tell him your story and get a chance to win an iPad!

A Christmas story contest form template is a form that can be customized and used by businesses or individuals to gather story submissions for a writing contest with a Christmas theme.

The author's name, contact information, and the narrative itself can all be entered into separate fields in this template. The template may also have sections for the story's title and abstract. Following submission, the stories will be read by judges who will decide on the winners based on a number of factors, including originality, creativity, and adherence to the Christmas theme. 

Who is it for?

The Christmas story contest form template is suitable for organizations, schools, writing groups, or individuals who want to hold a Christmas-themed writing competition and collect story submissions in a structured and organized

The “Design” tab of your form’s editor page gives you lots of opportunities to customize your form’s design. For example, you can change font and color, add background images, add your logo, or even customize the text on the buttons and messages.

Watch this video to see how to customize your form to the next level.

You also can prevent duplicate submissions on your forms and limit your form responses according to your desired number of participants.

To receive an email every time the form gets a new response, go to the “Notifications” tab, turn on the “Send me a notification email for each response” toggle and then enter your email address.

Features used in this template:

- Multi-step form
- Email field
- Long text field

You can send custom emails to your form respondents once they submit the form.

When you’re ready to publish your form, you can add it to your website as an iframe, script, widget, or chatbot. Or send the form URL directly to users.

You can also create tables, charts, and boards out of your form responses to track your data. You can collaborate with your team by sharing and managing their access to the form and the responses.