Family For Christmas (2015) stars Lacey Cabert as Hannah, a high-flying television reporter.
She talks with Santa at the office Christmas party and when she wakes up next day, she’s married to her childhood sweetheart and has two children.
Then, after waking again some time later, she goes back to her original life.
She meets Santa again but she can’t go back. However, she gets to meet her sweetheart once more and makes different plans for the future.
She can’t change the past but she can change the future.
Released in 2015, The Christmas Note follows Melissa’s (Leah Gibson) search for a sibling she never knew that she had.
Her new next-door neighbour, Gretchen (Jamie-Lynn Sigler), helps her.
It turns out they’re sisters.
Plus, Gretchen’s husband returns from the military in time for Christmas and her parents reunite.
Like all the others, a feel-good festive movie.
Marry Me At Christmas (2017).
Maddy (Rachel Skarsten) is a wedding dress designer who gets drawn into planning a wedding for Ginger Blake (Emily Tennnant) at the last minute.
The bride’s brother is Johnny Blake (Trevor Donovan), a famous Hollywood actor.
The wedding goes to plan and Johnny gives up his celebrity life to stay in the small town with Maddy.
A Christmas Village, from 2018, tells how high-flying executive, Piper (Madeline Leon), helps out the failing Christmas Village in Winter Ridge.
It’s run by Tim (Neil Paterson), who is a widower with two young children.
Piper turns it around, fights off a vindictive law suit against her and falls in love with Tim.