Friday, 13 February 2026

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A CHERRY PIE CHRISTMAS (2025)

Chicago based pastry chef Emma Parker (Katie Leclerc) returns home to Door County, Wisconsin to her family’s Parker Orchard farm for Christmas and is reunited with her high school sweetheart Mitch Henrickson (Ryan Carnes).

She soon realises that she has to choose between her dream job at a prestigious New York Restaurant and the legacy of her family's cherry orchard business. 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A WISCONSIN CHRISTMAS PIE (2025)

 

Chicago based pastry chef Emma Parker (Katie Leclerc) returns home to Door County, Wisconsin to her family’s Parker Orchard farm for Christmas and is reunited with her high school sweetheart Mitch Henrickson (Ryan Carnes).

She soon realises that she has to choose between her dream job at a prestigious New York Restaurant and the legacy of her family's cherry orchard business.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS WREATHS AND RIBBONS (2024)

 

Rebecca (Kristin Wollett) is a private person who lives for her work, and her work is running her own shop where she makes and sells wreaths, and from thanksgiving onwards it’s her hectic Christmas season.

One morning, on her way to work, she slips on the icy steps outside her home and dislocates her elbow.

Her neighbour, Jason (Casey Elliott) happens to be putting out the trash at the time and sees her fall, and despite Rebecca insisting she’s ok to go to her shop, he ignores her and takes her to the hospital.

Having her arm in a sling poses significant problems for her, firstly because Christmas sales are a large part of her business, and secondly Rebecca is fiercely independent, struggles with delegation and has trust issues.

She tries to hire extra help but can't find anyone suitable for the job at short notice, but then Jason pops in to the shop, and offers to help in his free time between his shifts at his family's bakery.

She reluctantly accepts his help but as they work together, the pair form an unexpected romantic bond.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – WREATHMAKER CHRISTMAS (2024)

 

Rebecca (Kristin Wollett) is a private person who lives for her work, and her work is running her own shop where she makes and sells wreaths, and from thanksgiving onwards it’s her hectic Christmas season.

One morning, on her way to work, she slips on the icy steps outside her home and dislocates her elbow.

Her neighbour, Jason (Casey Elliott) happens to be putting out the trash at the time and sees her fall, and despite Rebecca insisting she’s ok to go to her shop, he ignores her and takes her to the hospital.

Having her arm in a sling poses significant problems for her, firstly because Christmas sales are a large part of her business, and secondly Rebecca is fiercely independent, struggles with delegation and has trust issues.

She tries to hire extra help but can't find anyone suitable for the job at short notice, but then Jason pops in to the shop, and offers to help in his free time between his shifts at his family's bakery.

She reluctantly accepts his help but as they work together, the pair form an unexpected romantic bond.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – NEVER KISS A MAN IN A CHRISTMAS SWEATER (2020)

 

Single mom Maggie O'Donnell (Ashley Williams) is facing Christmas alone because her daughter Ellen (Kayden Magnuson) is spending Christmas with her father and his new wife.

However fate takes a hand when she crashes into a jogging stranger, Lucas Cavelli (Niall Matter) and flattens him with a Christmas Tree, breaking his arm.

She is riddled with guilt and accompanies him to the hospital, but that guilt is multiplied when she finds out he was planning to fly to Aspen the next day to go skiing.

As he is forced to change his plans she offers him the use of her guest house until the Doctor clears him for his flight back to New York.

So he becomes her unexpected house guest, but it needed some encouragement to embrace his new reality but eventually he thaws and together they overcome their revised Christmas, and she introduces him to her voluntary work on the army base and they find comfort in each other’s company and  a bond grows between them.

But what will happen when he is cleared to fly, will he crash out of her life as abruptly as he crashed into it?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – UNWRAPPING CHRISTMAS: OLIVIA'S REUNION (2024)

 

Olivia Matheson (Cindy Busby) runs a gift-wrapping shop, All Wrapped Up, with her three best friends Lily Morgan, Mia Parker and Tina Mitchell (Ashley Newbrough, Kathryn Davis and Natalie Hall).

Shortly before the Christmas Gala Olivia has to make a large delivery in a remote location about an hour away, the Gala is especially important as All Wrapped Up are sponsoring the event.

When she arrives at the client's address she is stunned to be face to face with her ex-boyfriend Benjamin Hall (Jake Epstein) who she has not seen for four years.

After he invites her in for coffee they argue about their break-up and open up old wounds, so Olivia storms out and begins to drive home, but a sudden snowstorm has closed the road, so she is forced to return to Ben's.

Neither of them are happy with the situation, more so Olivia, as she is unable to get back to help her friends prepare for the gala.

The pair continue to bicker but as the storm worsens, they have to work together to get through the drama and inevitably their old romantic feelings resurface.

However will those feelings thaw when the storm abates.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – MERRY PICKLEBALL MATCH (2025)

 

Tennis star Luke Hollis (James Lafferty) finally won a major tournament after a long career in the game and at the press conference announced his retirement before heading home to Pinecrest Florida to his family’s Sandy Lake Racquet Club, however when he returns home, he discovers the club is about to be sold to a developer.

Luke is naturally unhappy, as he learned to play tennis at the club, and he had imagined taking over the business himself, but he is also unhappy that half the club has been converted into pickleball courts, and although he has contempt for the game it appears that Pickleball is the only thing that can save the club.

So along with Caroline (Zibby Allen), the club's pickleball coach, who is fighting to save the club, Luke agrees to compete in the Christmas Pickleball Tournament, which they need to win to save the club.

A tall order because Caroline has to teach Luke to play the game first, which is no mean feat given his disdain for the game, but she gets through to him, in more ways than anyone expected.