A friend of dd’s is Finnish. I remember his parents telling me it was their turn to do the delivering of the presents one year. So, even though (according to another thread here) Finland doesn’t actually exist, it does have its own traditions.
OP, if you were living in the UK, would you still follow this tradition?
WhenI was a child, FC cane down the chimney and filled our stockings, the presents under the tree were from people. It was soooo exciting when family friends and relatives arrived with brightly packed parcels which they then ceremoniously placed under the tree!
OP, you can still make it really magical. On Xmmas morning, after breakfast my dad would shut himself in the sitting room and put tinsel and glittery stuff up, and light lots of candles, while we waited, BURSTING with excitement for him to open the door. The main lights would be off, the curtains closed, it was like a grotto with flickering candlelight reflected off all the tinsel around he room, and THERE was the tree with its lights on too sparkling (only decorated the night before), and there was the Baby Jesus arrived safely in his crib (placed there in the night).
It was magic. It was beautiful, so different from our normal sitting room, we would gasp and be silenced - in our childish minds, God really had wrought a miracle and we were transported.