Jon Price (Dashiell Wolf) is a recently paroled thief living in Spokane and when he loses his car and is evicted from his apartment just before Christmas, he is forced to return home to Fall City, Washington to
Unexpectedly,
he meets a struggling, single mother Olivia (Meranda Long)
full of kindness and gentle compassion who gives him a newfound joy and the
chance of redemption.
Chance Hazelton (Winny Clarke) owns a struggling gift shop called “Gifts by Chance” which is on the verge of failure until her part time employee and full-time friend Becky (Celine Tsai) reinvents the business on social media.
Which
leads to personal assistant Ryan (Sharjil Rasool) inadvertently leading his
employer, wealthy and popular entrepreneur William Richards (Jacob Blair), to
Chance’s door.
As
a result William hires her to help him organize the perfect romantic proposal
for his girlfriend Leyla Brooks (Celeste Desjardins).
As
they spend time together trying to devise the perfect proposal, it becomes
evident that he has less in common with Leyla than he believed and as she
doesn’t seem they are on the same page relationship wise.
As
Chance and William get to know each other it becomes apparent they are the more
likely candidates for marriage.
Susan Nicholas (Jennifer Finnigan) is a copy editor for a New York Newspaper, but she really wants to be a writer but is continually being knocked back.
But
she is given an assignment just before Christmas to write a seasonal piece for
the Christmas edition of the paper, the only problem is that she is a sceptic
when it comes to Christmas.
But
she is inspired to write an article about her family's much-storied heirloom, a
Christmas angel, which was hand carved by her great Grandfather.
It
has supposedly been instrumental in bring several generations of her forebears together,
but Susan is a cynic about that as well.
But
despite her cynicism the angel leads her to an accidental meeting with Brady
(Jonathan Scarfe), a cute, upbeat artist who with the help of the angel, whisks
Susan the grinch into a holiday-time friendship and hopefully more, if the
hand-carved angel, with the reputation to bring people together, work its magic
on the sceptical Susan as it moves her closer to Brady.
This
is a really lovely Christmas story and quite magical even if the hand carved
angel is really rather ugly.
Christmas Princess is a heart-warming story inspired by true events.
In
the approach to Christmas in Southern California high school girl Donaly
Marquez (Nicole Muñoz) wants to become one of the elite princesses in the
world-renowned Royal Court of the Tournament of Rose Parade.
She
has to show her bravery to overcome her difficult and traumatic past with her
addict mother and time spent in the foster system but has the support of her
siblings, Emily (Olivia Steele Falconer) and Abraham (Jaedon Siewert), and her
adoptive parents, Ignacio (Zak Santiago) and Sara (Rosa Blasi).
The prize is ride on the float in the parade on New Years Day.
Elle Moore (Joslyn Y Hall) is a selfish, unpleasant and hard to please career-driven investment banker and a hard to please date who has just about given up on love and Christmas.
Her
latest lunch date is Wesley Saxon (David L. Rowell) and he survives
the date relatively unscathed and another date follows.
Eventually
he invites her to spend Christmas with his parents in his hometown in South
Carolina and while they are there she falls in love and rediscovers the spirit
of Christmas.
Sophie Montgomery (Greta Carew-Johns) is a popular travel blogger who’s “Solo Travel” blog has a huge following as does her negative Christmas viewpoint.
After
being given her Christmas assignment she receives a phone call from her sister
Maggie (Laura Mitchell) to say her mum Helen (Eileen Pedde) had fallen off the
ladder while decorating the house and Sophie needed to return home to
Willowbrook help organize the annual charity event at the family restaurant.
Home
and Christmas filled her with dread because she had been jilted just a few
hours before the wedding on Christmas Eve, which led to her solo travelling.
When
she is home, she finds herself teamed up with the “Christmas loving” town
doctor, Finn Miller (Madison Ryne Smith) to work on the event.
Music executives Regina Young and Franklin Young (Erica Ash and Redaric Williams) were married at the iconic Chesterton Hotel on Christmas Day and neither of them anticipated a time when they would also be finalizing their divorce on Christmas Day.
Neither
of them really wanted the marriage to end but were powerless to get out of the
mess they had got themselves into.
Regina
returns to the Chesterton Hotel which is owned and run by her best friend Trish McDonald
(Eva Marcille).
While
she’s there she meets an eccentric millionaire Ulysses
Danbert
(Allen Maldonado) who shows his affection towards her
which forces Regina to focus on what’s important in her life.
