A typical predictable Lifetime Christmas movie plot but with a charming variation. The leads Natalie Hall (Aubrey) and Jon Prescott (Sawyer) have nice chemistry which helped with the enjoyment of this cute story. The supporting actors Kelley Jakle (Laurel) and Mark Hapka (Hayden) also had great chemistry and really did a great job adding to the charm of this movie. It also doesn't hurt that they are a real life couple and it definitely came across on screen. It was nice to see Kelley Jakle's incredible singing talent was highlighted at the end of the movie, but I wish they had of given her more singing parts. She is definitely finding a home with Lifetime. Overall I really enjoyed movie and recommend it to anyone.

Typical mushy gushy movie! Predictable but....who cares!? The only thing is that it rarely I mean rarely snows in Solvang. Don't care for the phony snow! If you go there eat at Arnie's! Has best abelskievers and reubens on the planet! We only live about an hour away! Love the movie anyway! :)

I really enjoyed this movie! I loved watching Aubrey and Sawyer fall in love, and her friendship with Laurel was fun to watch! You could tell Natalie Hall and Kelley Jakle are friend in real life! I thought Laurel and Hayden were Precious! Kelley and Mark Hapka are together in real life, and you can tell. The way Hayden looks at Laurel when she sings the end was not acting!

This one from lifetime is ,,,eh. It's not bad it's not good it's just sort of typical. No real chemistry with the actors, Not sure if it's their skill level or they just didn't get along and couldn't hide it It's not a bad watch, but if you're going to skip one this would be it .

Easy to watch, very formulaic. My only beef is the constant referral of San Francisco as "San Fran" Nobody from San Francisco refers to it like that. Other than that, I loved seeing Solvang and recognizing all my favorite little shops. If you ever find yourself going doing the coast do yourself a favor and stop in Solvang for some sweets

Chemistry between 2 leads amazing Natalie and Jon the best music and scenery perfect Parents should look older than their grown kids though

The female lead Natalie Hall, is not likeable. The relationship between she and Jon Prescott is forced.

Not charming at all. Should've switched off the moment she "fell" into the gutter. The acting was wooden and not believable. The script writing was simple and lacklustre. The sets are completely ridiculous - was that snow or quilters bunting? There is no chemistry between the lead actors. Was looking for a bit ofChristmas warmth but this was so clumsy I had to turn it off. If the ending was good I'd never know but can wager this:- she ended up returning to songwriting producing a super cheesy song and wrote a positive review of the town while he, well he found the one that stuck. I'll tick yes for containing spoilers just in case.

Not the best of the light hearted holiday movies out there. Writing didn't give much for the actors to work with, but everyone is happy at the end; albeit with an abrupt ending.

I really wanted to like this one because I'm a big fan of both Natalie Hall and Kelley Jakle, but it was difficult to watch. It was an interesting story but it became predictable very quickly. I also found the dialogue to be syrupy sweet, silly and cringe worthy. The chemistry between Hall and Prescott seemed on and off, some times their interaction was smooth and believable and other times, it was stiff and rigid. I'm also sorry they had a wonderful singing talent like Jakle there and failed to let her shine a little more.