Breaking down your favorite made for TV movies, one bottle at a time.
The Christmas Set-Up, a 2020 Lifetime film, follows Hugo and Patrick as they navigate their budding romance amid holiday traditions and familial obligations. With Hugo facing a career move to London, he must choose between professional success and love. The film highlights LGBTQ+ representation and showcases the importance of community and acceptance.
“Inn Love by Christmas” features Mandy, a hotel executive returning to her hometown to acquire a local inn. Competing for the property is her high school rival, Lucas. As they work together, their rivalry turns into romance. Ultimately, Mandy chooses love over business, hiring Lucas as the inn’s chef.
In “A Christmas For Mary,” journalist Lena Jones seeks a story for a magazine promotion, inspired by a portrait of a mysterious woman. Traveling to Pineville, she uncovers a love story from the past with the help of Michael, who is connected to the woman. Amid personal challenges, Lena finds love and professional success by Christmas.
In “The Santa Squad,” an unemployed art teacher joins a team to spread Christmas cheer to a widowed father, Gordon, and his two daughters. As they create holiday magic together, Allie helps the family heal, leading to unexpected romance. Misfortunes arise, but joy ultimately prevails, culminating in a heartfelt Christmas celebration.
In “Christmas She Wrote,” romance writer Kayleigh returns home after her column is canceled. Complications arise when Tripp, the man who fired her, seeks her forgiveness and a chance to rekindle their romance. Amid family dynamics and past relationships, Kayleigh navigates her feelings, ultimately choosing love and a fresh start.
In “A Little Christmas Charm,” jewelry designer Holly discovers a lost charm bracelet and enlists reporter Greg to help find its owner before Christmas. Their journey reveals mutual attraction, challenges, and the charm’s emotional history. Despite ups and downs, they connect, celebrate the holiday together, and begin their own love story.
In “Christmas Ever After,” romance novelist Izzi Simmons battles writer’s block while staying at her favorite B&B, now owned by Matt, who resembles her book’s hero. As they bond over holiday activities and personal struggles, Izzi finds inspiration and love, ultimately finishing her book and embracing their future together.
A mother gets a Christmas surprise when her daughter announces she’s engaged. Now the holiday is thrown into chaos as she deals with her less-than-impressive and soon-to-be son-in-law, his overbearing mother, and an impending wedding.
“Let’s Meet Again On Christmas Eve” follows Corrine and Rob, who reunite years after a missed romantic opportunity while planning a Christmas wedding. Their chemistry rekindles amidst personal challenges, including Corrine’s father’s illness. As the holiday magic unfolds, they navigate past regrets and the potential for a second chance at love.
When Christina goes to meet her new boyfriend’s family, she finds herself thrown into a family drama surrounding the death of a family member.
“Time For Us To Come Home For Christmas” follows Sarah, an attorney mourning her mother, who finds healing during an unexpected Christmas getaway at a mysterious inn. Surrounded by guests with intertwined pasts, she bonds with inn owner Ben, discovering meaningful connections and learning to embrace new traditions despite her loss, culminating in romance.
“Christmas In Evergreen: Bells Are Ringing” features Hannah, who juggles her wedding and managing the new town museum. As she navigates her relationship with Elliot and deals with opposition from Jeb Cooper, a winter storm disrupts Christmas plans. Ultimately, love prevails, leading to a joyful conclusion in Evergreen.
In “Too Close for Christmas,” Hayley spends the holidays with her sister’s family and Paul, the man who ended her last relationship. Forced to collaborate on Christmas tasks, they initially clash but gradually bond. As feelings evolve, Hayley faces a dilemma between career and romance, leading to a heartfelt resolution.
Two realtors compete for the same listing and have to spend time together at an Inn during Christmas
“Once Upon A Main Street” is a 2020 Lifetime movie starring Vanessa Lachey and Ryan McPartlin. Amelia and Vic, competing bidders for a storefront, must cooperate to win a holiday decoration contest while dealing with personal challenges. Their rivalry turns into romance as they unite their community and earn a store together.
