Peter
(Michael Urie) feels his family's incessant judgment about his endless single
status so in order to avoid it this Christmas he convinces his best friend Nick
(Philemon Chambers) to pose as his boyfriend.
Peter's
mother (Kathy Najimy) believing him to not be in a relationship as usual sets
him up on a blind date with James (Luke Macfarlane) her handsome trainer
Needless
to say all the plans go sideways.
Jules
Daly (Katie McGrath) works in an antique shop in Buffalo while raising her
orphaned nephew Milo Huntington (Travis Turner) and niece Maddie (Leilah de
Meza) when they are visited by Paisley Winterbottom (Miles Richardson).
He
has an invitation from Edward Duke of Castlebury (Roger Moore) the children’s
estranged grandfather, to travel to Europe for Christmas.
Jules
was reluctant to make the trip but the children have struggled emotionally
since losing both their parents a year earlier so she hoped it would be good
for them.
As
it turned out it was good for her because although she felt out of her depth in
the Castle, she found allies among the household staff, Mrs. Birch, Floyd and
Abigail (Oxana Moravec, Alan O'Silva and (Madalina Anea) and she met dashing
Ashton Prince of Castlebury (Sam Heughan) who she found herself falling for
him.
But
there is obviously no future for a Royal Prince and a poor girl from Buffalo,
or is there?
Jules
Daly (Katie McGrath) works in an antique shop in Buffalo while raising her
orphaned nephew Milo Huntington (Travis Turner) and niece Maddie (Leilah de
Meza) when they are visited by Paisley Winterbottom (Miles Richardson).
He
has an invitation from Edward Duke of Castlebury (Roger Moore) the children’s
estranged grandfather, to travel to Europe for Christmas.
Jules
was reluctant to make the trip, but the children had struggled emotionally
since losing both their parents a year earlier so she hoped it would be good
for them.
As
it turned out it was good for her because although she felt out of her depth in
the Castle she found allies among the household staff, Mrs. Birch, Floyd and
Abigail (Oxana Moravec, Alan O'Silva and (Madalina Anea) and she met dashing
Ashton Prince of Castlebury (Sam Heughan) who she found herself falling for
him.
But
there is obviously no future for a Royal Prince and a poor girl from Buffalo,
or is there?
Jules
Daly (Katie McGrath) works in an antique shop in Buffalo while raising her
orphaned nephew Milo Huntington (Travis Turner) and niece Maddie (Leilah de
Meza) when they are visited by Paisley Winterbottom (Miles Richardson).
He
has an invitation from Edward Duke of Castlebury (Roger Moore) the children’s
estranged grandfather, to travel to Europe for Christmas.
Jules
was reluctant to make the trip but the children have struggled emotionally
since losing both their parents a year earlier so she hoped it would be good
for them.
As
it turned out it was good for her because although she felt out of her depth in
the Castle she found allies among the household staff, Mrs. Birch, Floyd and
Abigail (Oxana Moravec, Alan O'Silva and (Madalina Anea) and she met dashing
Ashton Prince of Castlebury (Sam Heughan) who she found herself falling for
him.
But
there is obviously no future for a Royal Prince and a poor girl from Buffalo,
or is there?
When
MI7 uncover credible evidence of a threat to the Royal family at Kensington
Palace three weeks before Christmas, agent Claire Champion (Rachel Skarsten) is
sent in undercover as a Nanny to keep Princess Elle (Isabelle Wilson) and
Prince Robert (Phoenix Laroche) and
their mother Princess Rose (Katie Sheridan) safe.
With
no experience with children Ms. Lansbury (Greta Scacchi)gives her some tips,
and an umbrella.
Initially
she has to thwart her charges attempts to prank her but she wears them down and
wants to protect them even more and she finds an ally in Rose's younger
brother, fourth in line to the throne, Prince Colin (Dan Jeannotte).
But
as she overcomes challenges on her mission she loses her heart to the family
and the Prince.
After
learning she is likely to lose her job as a New York Gallery of Young Artists
in the New Year, widowed Olivia Carver (Alex Paxton-Beesley) and her adolescent
son Parker (Viggo Hanvelt) go home to her small hometown of Wellington to spend
Christmas with her parents.
Olivia
is also an artist in her own right but has a severe case of artistic block and
to help, her mother Betty (Kathleen Laskey) secretly enters
her into a Christmas mural contest, and wins.
Unfortunately
she has to produce a mural on a prominent exterior wall in town and she’s still
blocked.
With
the help of Will Campbell (Dan Jeannotte), local teacher
and the contest runner-up, by offering her a second pair of creative eyes and she
finds her inspiration.
The
question is, as they start to fall for each other, will he also help her
conquer her romantic block.
Adeline
(Adie) Wilson (Melissa Melottey) is the author of a book about the best way to
plan the perfect Christmas and is on a book signing tour, terminating at an old
fashioned Bookshop owed by Garth Bowman (Chris Connell) who is the polar
opposite of Adie’s meticulous planning with his reliance on spontaneity.
While
she is there, much to the amusement of his sister Melanie (Roselie Williamson)
and daughter Luna (Selena Goosney), a competition ensues between them to prove
who has the better holiday style, and news of the contest goes viral, as they
experience each other’s points of view they fins the
true Christmas spirit and romance along the way.
