Noel
(Kentucker Audley) is a Christmas-tree salesman in New York City, having moved
there from upstate nursing a broken heart in the forlorn hope he can leave his
unhappy past behind him.
But
living in a trailer on site and working the night shift doesn’t seem to be
helping and he seems to be spiralling towards self-destruction, until saving a mysterious woman in distress,
Lydia (Hannah Gross), who, along with an array of colourful customers ultimately
save him from himself.
Noel
(Kentucker Audley) is a Christmas-tree salesman in New York City, having moved
there from upstate nursing a broken heart in the forlorn hope he can leave his
unhappy past behind him.
But
living in a trailer on site and working the night shift doesn’t seem to be
helping and he seems to be spiralling towards self-destruction, until saving a mysterious woman in distress,
Lydia (Hannah Gross), who, along with an array of colourful customers
ultimately save him from himself.
Widow
Kate (Aeon Cruz) and her 15-year-old daughter Emma (Aeona Cruz)
live in the quaint little Colorado mountain town where Kate grew up and still
owns and runs her parents Lodge.
However
the Lodge is struggling year on year, and she is considering a move to Florida
for a new start, but Emma works at the bakery for amiable widower Jack
(Scott Argiro) after school and sets about getting them
together.
Emma
is helped in her endeavour when Kate slips on the icy sidewalk and breaks her
ankle outside Jack’s store and he steps up, helping with everything from
cooking meals, running errands, getting Emma to and from school, and putting up
Christmas decorations.
Emma
is happy to have her mom at home, and with Jack around for meals and weekend
activities, their house feels more like a home again and the three of them feel
like a family and Kate and Jack cannot deny that their feelings for each other,
bu will that be enough for them to find a new future.
In New York before Christmas Ethan Greene (Kendrick Sampson) and his daughter Daisy (Leah Sava' Jeffries) are at Tiffany's to buy an engagement ring for his girlfriend Vanessa (Shay Mitchell).
At
the same time Gary Wilson (Ray Nicholson) is there to buy
earrings for his girlfriend Rachel Meyer (Zoey Deutch) however outside the store
Gary is runover by a cab and while Ethan is helping him the packages get mixed
up, but the switch doesn’t come to light until Christmas Day.
Following
the accident, Ethan and Rachel make a
connection, but both are in relationships so can it really go anywhere? Do they
even want it to?
Mia
Parker (Kathryn Davis) runs a gift-wrapping shop, All Wrapped Up, with her
three best friends Lily Morgan, Tina Mitchell and Olivia Matheson (Ashley
Newbrough, Natalie Hall and Cindy Busby)
The Gala is especially important as All Wrapped Up
are sponsoring the event, but things go awry from the moment Mia’s sister Ashlyn
(Tara O'Brien) arrives unexpectedly to crash at her apartment with her cat.
To
escape the effects off her allergies romance novel enthusiast Mia begins
sleeping at the shop and a late-night customer Beau Cavannagh (Nathan Witte)
thinks the shop is open after Mia left the lights on.
Her
life is altered after the dashing romantic figure as he's the spitting image of
the hero of her favourite book, but she can't believe someone like him would be
interested in her as he is the heir to a wealthy family and at the same time everything
starts to go wrong with her diligent admin for the Gala.
So
will the romantic literature enthusiast capture the heart of the handsome philanthropist
and get the supplies needed to make the Gala a success.
At
Christmas in Spruce Grove, brothers Luke, Taylor, and Stephan Brenner (Andrew
W. Walker, Tyler Hynes and Paul Campbell) have to take on the school musical at
the school of Luke's son Thomas (Miles Marthaller) after they are instrumental
in causing the director to quit while Luke is in sole charge of his son while
his mum Sophie (Nicole Major) is away.
In
addition to that the brothers have to come to terms with the fact that their mother
Barbara (Margaret Colin) has a new man in her life Roy (Christopher Shyer).
In
everyday life Luke is a Fire Chief and is finding it difficult to delegate
minor tasks, Stephan is in a relationship with Susie (Fiona Vroom) which has
reached a hiatus
While
video game designer is alone homeless and penniless and forced to move back
home to his mum’s basement but through the concert, he meets likeminded musician
Caroline (Erin Karpluk) who is a more polished version of himself.
All
comes good at the end of a very chaotic Christmas season.
At
Christmas in Spruce Grove, brothers Luke, Taylor, and Stephan Brenner (Andrew
W. Walker, Tyler Hynes and Paul Campbell) have to take on the school musical at
the school of Luke's son Thomas (Miles Marthaller) after they are instrumental
in causing the director to quit while Luke is in sole charge of his son while
his mum Sophie (Nicole Major) is away.
In
addition to that the brothers have to come to terms with the fact that their mother
Barbara (Margaret Colin) has a new man in her life Roy (Christopher Shyer).
In
everyday life Luke is a Fire Chief and is finding it difficult to delegate
minor tasks, Stephan is in a relationship with Susie (Fiona Vroom) which has
reached a hiatus
While
video game designer is alone homeless and penniless and forced to move back
home to his mum’s basement but through the concert, he meets likeminded musician
Caroline (Erin Karpluk) who is a more polished version of himself.
All
comes good at the end of a very chaotic Christmas season.
