In addition to the classics, we love adding a few Hallmark holiday films to our festive watch lists.
After all, no one does saccharine, sincere Christmas romance quite like the famous TV movie channel.
Looking for another Hallmark holiday movie to add to your list?
Here are our top picks.
Crown For Christmas
What’s even better than a Christmas romance?
A Christmas romance with a Prince in it.
And naturally, Hallmark has plenty of royal holiday romcoms to choose from.
Of course, romance ensues.
Just like Captain Von Trapp, Penry-Jones' character is a reserved, grieving father who finds love.
“He falls in love and becomes kind of human again,” he said.
“‘Crown for Christmas,’ I always thought that could use a sequel,” she toldUs Weekly.
Instead, she decides to work as a doctor in a small town in Alaska.
However, she soon uncovers a festive secret about Andy’s father.
What makes this Christmas movie so unique?
Well, for one thing, the Alaskan scenery is unbeatable.
And then there’s the lovely love story.
We have to agree!
Christmas Waltz
Want to get swept up in a good old-fashioned Christmas love story?
“Christmas Waltz” should be right up your street.
We think it would be hard not to.
This gorgeous, luscious movie is like old Hollywood meets Christmas, and we love every second of it.
And what could be better than that?
When Anna meets the Prince (played by another Broadway star, Aaron Tveit).
Sparks soon fly, and you guessed it the pair fall in love.
What makes this royal romance extra special is the music.
“Laura and I have known each other for a long time,” said Tveit.
Anna and the Prince don’t initially hit it off like all great romances.
However, her fun, sassy personality soon brings him out of his shell.
Lawson also explained how she and her co-star Paul Greene.
No wonder the pair have such good chemistry!
The movie stars Julie Gonzalo and Ronnie Rowe Jr. in the leading roles.
This is one of those movie couples you’ll love to watch.
The pair meet when Jessica comes to Matt’s greenhouse searching for a rare flower.
“They develop such a beautiful little friendship,” said Gonzalo in an interview (viaYouTube).
“Jessica and Matt’s relationship is very organic,” added Rowe.
Gonzalo also explained that she had great chemistry with Rowe, which they brought to their characters.
And, as Rowe agreed.
“They allowed Julie and I to play within the words.”
Christmas at Pemberley Manor
Jane Austen fans, this one is for you.
With “Christmas at Pemberley Manor,” you get the best of both worlds.
This 2018 Hallmark holiday flick is inspired by the famous Austen novel “Pride and Prejudice.”
Against all odds, the pair started working together, and soon an unlikely romance brewed.
“It’s also about love … it’s really beautiful, I think the chemistry’s great.”
But the main couple aren’t the only ones who audiences love.
The character George also makes the film worth watching.
“People have been demanding that George appear in another film so he can find love.”
Who knows, maybe there’s a sequel in the future!
The film tells the story of a Los Angeles television production company.
Maggie also comes up with a plan to get all of Julia’s sons together live on air.
“To get your family together.”
If you’re looking for the ultimate Hallmark Christmas movie, this one might be it.
This one was the perfect premise to get everything in."
Sounds like this is one Hallmark movie that should be on everyone’s list.
A Very Merry Mix-Up
This holiday rom-com centers around one lucky mistake.
In fact, she became one of the go-to stars of the channel’s festive films.
“It really is an honor.
I love how happy these movies make people.”
Curious to see Witt’s very first appearance in the world of Hallmark Christmas?
You will love “A Very Merry Mix-Up.”
Christmas at the Plaza
Did someone say Christmas in New York?
New York City is one of the most exciting cities for Christmas.
In this enemies-to-lovers story, Kim and Zeke soon fall for each other just in time for Christmas.
Unlike most Christmas movies from Hallmark, “The Mistletoe Inn” is based on a book.
For one thing, the leading man is nothing short of dreamy.
“Zeke is from another era, I think,” Alpaysaid.
“You know he’s like an old-fashioned, romantic kind.”
And the love story he shares with Kim is pretty special, too."
The fictional film follows an event planner (Danica McKellar) who comes to Dollywood to plan the celebrations.
There, she meets the difficult head of operations (Niall Matter).
Tensions rise, and eventually, sparks fly, too.
Oh, and Dolly Parton herself even makes an appearance.
If you’ve ever dreamed of falling in love at Dollywood, we definitely recommend this film.
“It’s a love letter to Dolly Parton and all of the wonderful things she’s done.”
And Parton isn’t the only reason to tune into “Christmas at Dollywood.”
It’s hard to imagine anything better than that for a Christmas movie.
This is easily one of the sweetest holiday stories from Hallmark.
In fact, even the actors recalled falling in love with it.
“It’s just the sweetest story …
When I read the script, I was drawn in.
