Christmas romcoms on Netflix

A pile of London love stories collide at Christmas, some delightful and some that have aged worse than others. Rated R. On Netflix and Peacock. We still put it on, with a little side-eye at a couple of the plots.

A novelist hides from a scandal in a Scottish castle and starts arguing with the duke who owns it. Brooke Shields, a brooding house, and snow. You can see the ending and still want it.

A journalist pretends she belongs in a palace and falls for the prince she is supposed to be writing about. This is the one that started Netflix's royal Christmas habit, and it is still a cozy ride.

The baby is almost here and Aldovia still cannot have a quiet December. If you have already married the prince twice, you might as well stay for the third cocoa.

The wedding is coming and the palace is a mess of secrets, in-laws, and one journalist who never quite learned to stay out of the story. More tiaras, same blanket.

Midnight, a ball, and December standing in for the pumpkin. A 2024 fairy-tale romance that is, wonderfully, on Netflix, Prime, Paramount+, and Tubi.

Exes get stuck in the same Christmas, which is a special kind of weather. A 2025 Netflix comedy for anyone whose holiday guest list has a ghost in it.

She is not walking down that aisle today. A 2025 holiday romance on Netflix and Hulu, built on a premise you can say out loud and still enjoy.

An heiress has to deliver a Christmas card to a small town without using her name or her money. It is the Netflix original that taught a lot of us the shape of these movies.

A soft 2020 Christmas movie, and it is everywhere we checked: Netflix, Prime, Paramount+, Peacock, and Tubi. When a title is this easy to find, the couch wins.

A 2025 Netflix Christmas movie about making a home look like the holiday, which is already half of December in a lot of houses.

Lindsay Lohan loses her memory in a ski town and wakes up in a simpler life. It is a warm comeback movie, and Netflix knew exactly what December needed.

She tries to duck the holiday and a Christmas ghost with opinions will not allow it. A 2019 Netflix romcom for anyone who has ever put their phone on silent in December.

Two strangers agree to be each other's date for every holiday so they can skip the setups. It is ruder than the cocoa movies, and very funny if that is the mood.

A snowman turns into a very helpful, very handsome man, and a widow has to decide what to do with him before he melts. It knows it is ridiculous. That is the charm.

A plan to fall in love on a deadline, which is a very December kind of confidence. On Netflix. The schedule will not survive an actual person, and that is the fun.

A snowstorm traps a bunch of teenagers in a small town on Christmas Eve, and every subplot gets a chance to be brave. A short, sweet ensemble if you miss high school in the nicest way.

She flies across the country to surprise a guy from an app and finds his profile was a borrowed face. Rated for grown-ups, funny about catfishing, and oddly tender by the end.

She loses a ticket to the only concert that matters and spends December trying to get it back, and maybe a person along with it. Light on its feet.

A Hanukkah love story, welcome at this table. Family, food, and a holiday that does not need to borrow Christmas to be cozy. On Netflix and Prime.

Nobody can sleep, which is already the week before Christmas. A 2018 Netflix romcom for the night you are up too late anyway.

A congressman's aide is sent to shut down a kindness airlift, and the pilot flying it is not going to make that easy. Based on a real December tradition, and softer than the briefing sounds.

Two exes have to survive the same family Christmas without anyone finding out they used to be a thing. Lindsay Lohan again, sharper this time, still cozy.

Lights, boots, and a December romance with some open sky in it. A 2025 one on Netflix and Hulu if your Christmas movies have all started to feel indoor.

They keep finding each other in December and almost nowhere else. A 2019 Netflix romance that understands some people only make sense under lights.

He has brought his best friend home for Christmas so his family will stop setting him up, and his family has other plans. A bright, kind gay romcom that feels like a group text.

An ad photo shoot and an advent calendar start telling a photographer her future, one door at a time. A gentle Netflix romance for people who like a little magic with their mail.

A medieval knight lands in a modern Ohio Christmas and tries to figure out phones, kindness, and Vanessa Hudgens. Wear your softest socks for this one.

A dancer comes home and tries to save the family venue with a Christmas show the town did not ask for. Charming, a little sweaty, and sincere about small stages.

A novelist goes home to clear out his mother's house and finds an old diary that belongs to someone else's love story. Quieter than the usual Netflix Christmas, and better for it.

Vanessa Hudgens plays a baker and a princess who trade places before Christmas, and both of them get a life they did not order. Silly on purpose, sweet on purpose.

The doubles multiply and so do the gowns. It is the sequel where the bit becomes a whole universe, and if you liked the first swap you will not mind the second.