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Across the planet, children are in a state of high excitement as they gear up for the long-awaited visitation of Father Christmas.
Within the Arctic Circle, a modest but fortunate minority will, in person, soak up the festive extravaganza of glistening white snow blankets and relish the joviality of the larger-than-life Santa Claus.
Santa, meanwhile, is fretting as there's hardly a snowflake in sight.
Wenguel's journeyed from the US, and for her and others it's hard to conceal their slight dismay at the scarcity of snow.
Others, like Debora from Italy, are more impacted by witnessing such a stark reminder of climate change.
The Grotto's a hive of activity as Santa's elves categorize the hundreds of thousands of missives that land on Santa's doorstep each Christmas period.
Although some youngsters bare their soul to Santa, discussing their unease about global dilemmas or their personal, trying circumstances, the vast proportion simply notify him of their Christmas wish-list.
Thankfully, it's unlikely that the paucity of snow will interfere with the conveyance of seasonal goodies!
In Lapland, one father-son duo from Ireland, Robert and Bobby, discussed how the youngster rated Santa Claus, once he'd encountered him in the flesh.
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