To win his mother's love, playboy Prince Edmond (Jordan Renzo) gives Queen Portia (Susannah De Wrixon) a badly behaved Corgi called Mistletoe.
The
keeper of the Corgi’s Carrington (Shane Lennon) refused to work with the
dog because it had no pedigree, so Princess Victoria (Julie Lamberton) hired
dog trainer Cecily (Hunter King) to get Mistletoe under control.
Edmond
and Cecily bond over the dog and discover a special love.
Hard working and talented Manhattan lawyer Hugo Spencer (Ben Lewis), disappointed not to get the position as partner, issues an ultimatum to his boss, George Vogel (Glen Grant) just before he and his BFF since college Madelyn McKay (Ellen Wong), are to head off to Milwaukee to spend Christmas with his long-widowed mother (Fran Drescher) and his brother Aiden Spencer (Chad Connell).
Once
in Milwaukee, Hugo finds that his mother, as part of her role as President of
the Carroll Avenue Neighborhood Association, has assigned them all with 24/7
tasks organizing the annual Christmas Eve Festival at the historic Carroll
Avenue Train Station, which is how Hugo meets Patrick Ryan (Blake Lee) again,
his high school crush, and their repeated interactions eventually lead him to
question if a big promotion is as important to him as he first thought.
Megan Blake (Laura Osnes) leaves her advertising job in the City and returns home to Maple Grove to spend Christmas with her sister Sarah (Amy Groening) and her daughter Erica (Zoe Fish) and on her first evening in town she meets handsome bakery owner Aaron McBay (Christopher Russell).
After
she is offered a dream job which requires applicants to know how to bake so she
approached Aaron to teach her to bake and as a result they begin to fall for
each other, but will they have a future if she gets the job and moves away.
Megan Blake (Laura Osnes) leaves her advertising job in the City and returns home to Maple Grove to spend Christmas with her sister Sarah (Amy Groening) and her daughter Erica (Zoe Fish) and on her first evening in town she meets handsome bakery owner Aaron McBay (Christopher Russell).
After
she is offered a dream job which requires applicants to know how to bake so she
approached Aaron to teach her to bake and as a result they begin to fall for
each other, but will they have a future if she gets the job and moves away.
In order to save the jobs of her and her recently separated boss, Brooke Walkins (Denise Richards) young radio show producer Kenzie Parker (Ansley Gordon) comes up with a plan.
The idea is to set Brooke up on a series of live-on air blind dates one of whom is Ben Covington (Jonathan Stoddard) but things don’t go according to plan because Kenzie falls in love with him and then it turns out that Brooke isn’t even looking for anyone new in her life as she is still in love with her husband Todd (James Hyde).
In order to save the jobs of her and her recently separated boss, Brooke Walkins (Denise Richards) young radio show producer Kenzie Parker (Ansley Gordon) comes up with a plan.
The
idea is to set Brooke up on a series of live-on air blind dates one of whom is
Ben Covington (Jonathan Stoddard) but things don’t go according to plan because
Kenzie falls in love with him and then it turns out that Brooke isn’t even
looking for anyone new in her life as she is still in love with her husband
Todd (James Hyde).
Eight-year-old Noel (Kennedi Clements) has two dads, Fun-loving, laid-back Dad Larry (Larry the Cable Guy) and her wealthy new stepfather Victor (Brian Stepanek) and she loves them both.
So
they are both determined to compete in a no-holds-barred battle to be the best Dad
and make it the best Christmas ever.
Larry
tries to find the seasons must have toy, Harrison the Talking Bear, but
everywhere he goes it is sold out, and the reason for that is Victor has bought
them all.
So
will one of them get her the toy of her dreams and make her happy, or does she
have a different wish.
