Cozy up with 10 of Hallmark’s Funniest Holiday Movies

1. "A Very Merry Mix-Up"

Alice is already sweating bullets about meeting her fiancé Will’s family at Christmas. So, of course, on her way there her luggage gets lost and her phone dies and she finds herself stranded at the airport. Enter Will’s brother Matt, who miraculously appears just in time to offer her a ride. As Alice stumbles into the Mitchum family’s over-the-top Christmas, she’s charmed by their traditions…and maybe a little by her fiancé’s brother.

2. "Christmas at Cartwright's"

Single mom Nicky is broke and struggling to make Christmas happen for her daughter, so when Cartwright’s Department Store hires seasonal help, she jumps at the chance — only to be rejected. Enter Harry, a mysterious "consultant" who convinces Nicky to secretly dress up as the store’s Santa. Somehow Nicky manages to keep everyone from discovering that Cartwright’s Santa is, in fact, a woman but when her secret starts slipping, Nicky has to figure out how long she can keep the sleigh ride going before the whole gig crashes like a busted ornament.

3. "The Merry In-Laws"

Get ready for a holiday comedy where everybody knows your name.

In Merry In-Laws, Alex is a practical scientist who’s just accepted a proposal from her boyfriend, Peter. The couple is excited to celebrate the holidays with their families, but Alex’s future in-laws aren’t exactly “normal”—they’re Santa and Mrs. Claus (Shelly Long and George Wendt). As Peter scrambles to keep their magical secret under wraps, things spiral into total chaos, proving that having Santa for a father-in-law might not be so bad after all.

4. "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year"

Single mom Jennifer has zero holiday spirit. Work’s a nightmare, and her six-year-old son is starting to question Santa. But when her Uncle Ralph (aka The Fonz) shows up with his new friend Morgan, a charming nomad stranded by a snowstorm, Jennifer reluctantly lets him crash for Christmas. As it turns out, Morgan has a touch of Christmas magic and shows Jennifer how to rediscover the holiday spirit...and maybe a little romance along the way.

5. "Christmas Cookie Catastrophe"

Annie has some big shoes to fill when she inherits the CEO chair of her late grandmother’s small-town cookie company. Things start to crumble quickly when her grandmother’s secret cookie recipe — the recipe that’s been the company's secret sauce for generations — gets swiped at the company’s Christmas party. So, with her trusty assistant, a quirky IT guy and her ever-growing list of suspect cookie thieves, Annie embarks on a quest to solve the mystery and save the business.

6. "Haul out the Holly"

Emily returns to her Christmas-obsessed hometown, hoping for a quiet holiday with her folks. Only they have plans of their own and ditch her for a trip. To make matters worse, the local HOA, run by her childhood best friend, insists she join in every over-the-top Christmas event. The only thing worse than the relentless holiday cheer? Realizing she might actually start enjoying it.

7. "Haul out the Holly: Lit Up"

Emily and Jared are back and excited to celebrate their first holiday together on Evergreen Lane, with Emily finally getting into the town’s extreme holiday spirit, even if being the HOA president’s girlfriend means dealing with endless decorating citations. But when new neighbors—who just happen to be holiday royalty—move in, the competition for Christmas decorating gets fierce.

8. "Five Star Christmas"

When travel writer Bee Turner unexpectedly checks into their dad's B&B, the Ralston family goes undercover as guests to score a five-star review and save the family business. With bankruptcy looming, they pretend to be both guests and staff. They seem to be pulling it off until another guest arrives, throwing a wrench in their plan.

9. "Hitched for the Holidays"

When commitment-phobe Rob breaks up with his girlfriend right before Thanksgiving, his loud, overbearing Italian family wastes no time in reminding him that it's time for him to settle down. So naturally, he teams up with Julie, a fellow New Yorker with a meddling Jewish mother, to fake a holiday romance. But as Christmas and Hanukkah approach, keeping up the charade begins to get a little trickier.

10. "Three Wise Men and a Baby"

The Brenner brothers--all back living under the same roof as their single mom--are suddenly thrust into the role of reluctant parents when a baby is left at the firehouse. With zero parenting experience, plenty of questionable decisions, and enough family drama to fuel a soap opera, they have to work together to keep the baby alive.

Cozy up with 10 of Hallmark’s Funniest Christmas Movies