It’s the Ho, Ho, Ho-lidays, the most pun-derful time of the year! And just in the St. Nick of time, we’ve (s)pun up this list of Claus-itively amazing Christmas puns.

It’s not flake news. We’ve got the funniest tree puns, food puns, pet puns, and elfing hilarious puns about Santa’s little helpers. We even asked ChatGPT to make a list of puns (which we checked twice, of course).

These puns will add some festive frivolity to social media posts, emails, advertising copy, and just about any holiday message you want to send.

Without further de-sleigh, let’s take a stroll through this winter pun-derland of over 150 absolutely tree-mendous Christmas puns.

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Best Christmas puns

We’re coming out of the gate hot (or maybe cold?) with our best Christmas puns. These witty wordplays will work well in your holiday social media posts or wherever you want to add a little extra holiday vibe.

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Christmas puns for marketing

Holiday marketing is fun, but it’s also really competitive. Place these punny repar-trees in your Christmas emails and holiday slogans to make every campaign shine bright.

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Funny Christmas puns

Sure, these puns might make people Kringle-cringe and Grinch-groan, but they’ll also make them laugh. This frost-class humor is great for client, coworker, and friend holiday greetings.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with a funny pun.

Cute Christmas puns

Call ‘em sweet. Call ‘em Santa-mental. These sincere Christmas puns are sure to make every reader’s heart grow three sizes.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with a cute pun.

Food Christmas puns

Hungry for more? Get your fill of the tastiest food-themed Christmas puns here. Drop a few in your holiday email subject lines to put a little season on those greetings.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with a food pun.

Santa puns

Ho, ho, hold up! We couldn’t make a Christmas pun list without a Santa section. Grab your big red coat and prepare to laugh like a bowl full of jelly with these puns featuring Ol’ Saint Nick himself.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with a Santa pun.

Christmas tree puns

This list of Christmas tree puns is fir real! Decorate all of your Christmas messages with these arboreal adages and your competition will be evergreen with envy.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with a tree pun.

Elf puns

These Christmas puns may seem a bit short, but don’t fool your’elf. They’ll bring joy to your winter content and add a jingle to holiday ads.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with an Elf pun.

Snow puns

Baby, it’s cold outside! But don’t flurry, we’ve got enough snow puns to keep you covered all season. Plow your way through this list and give your December marketing plan a light dusting of snowy silliness.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with a snow pun.

Animal Christmas puns

Let’s rein it in for a second to recognize all the ways our furry, finned, and feathered friends make the holiday season better. Here’s to wishing them all a beary fishmas and a yappy new dear.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with an animal pun.

AI-generated Christmas puns

Does AI know it’s Christmastime at all? Probably not. But we asked ChatGPT to give us its best holiday puns anyway. Some are pretty good. A few, well, we probably need to sharpen up our prompts.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with an AI pun.

Christmas pun jokes

What’s better than a Christmas pun? A Christmas pun joke. These full-fledged festive funnies will fill your readers’ hearts with holiday hilarity. Try popping a few in your December newsletter for a Dasher of fun.

Christmas puns - Instagram post with a pun joke.

Your Santa-sized sack of Christmas puns

Okay, it’s time to put a bow on this list of Christmas puns. Don’t just leave them on the sh’elf. Put them to good use in your holiday cards, emails, ads, and social posts.

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