Lifetime Christmas Movies 2025 Schedule and Free Printable Checklist

Get ready to deck the halls and cozy up with your favorite blanket. Lifetime is back with another season of holiday magic!

The network has officially unveiled its *It’s a Wonderful Lifetime Christmas Movies 2025* lineup. This year promises even more festive cheer, heartwarming romances, and a dash of holiday suspense.

Starting November 29, 2025, Lifetime will premiere 12 brand-new Christmas movies every Friday and Saturday through December 20. There’s also a special thriller debuting on the Lifetime Movie Network.

That’s 13 new Christmas movies to unwrap this holiday season—one more than last year. From sweet rom-coms to emotional family stories and even a chilling holiday mystery, this year’s lineup looks more diverse and delightful than ever.

The Magic Begins: Lifetime’s 2025 Christmas Movie Season

Mark your calendars—Lifetime’s holiday programming kicks off November 29, 2025, with a double feature. The first film stars Brandy Norwood and her real-life daughter Sy’rai Smith in a touching story about family, love, and Christmas traditions.

After that, Vivica A. Fox and Jackée Harry headline a workplace rom-com full of festive fun and fierce competition. Whether you’re sentimental or just want a good laugh with your cocoa, Lifetime’s lineup has something for you this year.

Each new movie will be available the day after its premiere on Lifetime’s TVE/VOD platforms. So, you can binge-watch your favorites all season long, no need to stress about missing one.

For those who just can’t get enough holiday spirit, Lifetime will also make 100 beloved Christmas classics available starting October 27 on its website, app, and VOD partners. Add in 70 library titles on Lifetime Movie Club and the new FAST Channel *Holiday Movie Favorites by Lifetime* launching November 1, and you’ve got a sleigh full of festive entertainment at your fingertips.

How to Watch Without Cable

If you’ve cut the cord, don’t worry—Lifetime’s got you covered. The streaming service Frndly TV offers 40 family-friendly channels, including Lifetime, Hallmark, and Great American Family, for just $6.99 a month.

It’s compatible with Apple, Android, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Chromecast, and even comes with a free 7-day trial. So whether you’re watching from your couch or on the go, you won’t have to miss a single snowflake of Lifetime’s 2025 Christmas lineup.

13 New Movies to Warm Every Heart

This year’s slate isn’t just about romance. It’s about rediscovering love, embracing family, and finding joy in unexpected places.

Here’s a sneak peek at what to expect from each premiere.

November 29: Family, Faith, and Festive Chaos

The season opens with a heartfelt tale starring Brandy Norwood as Fancy. She’s determined to uphold her late father’s Christmas traditions while juggling her sister’s over-the-top wedding plans.

When disaster strikes in the form of a burst pipe, she crosses paths with a charming contractor played by Robert C. Riley. What follows is a story about resilience, faith, and rediscovering the true meaning of Christmas.

Later that night, Vivica A. Fox and Jackée Harry headline a festive workplace comedy. Two rival ad executives—one ambitious, one laid-back—are forced to collaborate on a holiday campaign for Santa’s Pajamas.

Between office hijinks, family dinners, and a few unexpected sparks, this movie is a jolly reminder that sometimes love is the best pitch of all.

December 4: A Chilling Twist on Holiday Cheer

Over on the Lifetime Movie Network, the holiday spirit turns suspenseful with *Do What I Fear*. Starring Ciara Hanna and Josh Henderson, this thriller follows Claire, a woman whose dream job in the city becomes a nightmare when mysterious holiday decorations start appearing in her apartment.

Each ornament hides a sinister message from someone who knows her too well. It’s a gripping blend of holiday sparkle and psychological tension—because not all Christmas surprises are merry, right?

December 5: Love, Luck, and Second Chances

The weekend continues with a double feature. First, Erin Agostino stars as Andi, a lawyer who once received a lucky sleigh bell from a stranger.

Years later, fate intervenes when she wins a radio contest hosted by Romaine Waite, and listeners help her track down the mystery man who started it all. It’s a story about destiny, hope, and believing in Christmas miracles.

Later that night, Ashley Newbrough and Franco Lo Presti bring warmth and humor to *The X-Mas Club*. Newly single Veronica finds solace in a group of food-loving holiday enthusiasts, only to discover that love might be the most delicious ingredient of all.

December 6: Old Traditions, New Beginnings

In the first of the Saturday premieres, Loretta Devine shines as Agnes, a grandmother who’s trading old traditions for new adventures. When her granddaughter Zoe returns home to revive the family’s cherished holiday party, the two generations rediscover the importance of community, love, and keeping the Christmas spirit alive.

That same evening, Emily Alatalo stars in a charming mix-up romance about a woman who accidentally swaps diaries at a speed dating event. What follows is a whimsical journey through misunderstandings, laughter, and the serendipity of finding your holiday soulmate.

December 12: Runaway Brides and Snowy Romances

The mid-December premieres bring two emotional stories. First, Nischelle Turner plays a runaway bride who returns home and reconnects with her high school crush, played by Mark Ghanime.

But when her ex shows up determined to win her back, she must decide if love deserves a second chance. Later that night, Emma Johnson and Marcus Rosner star as rival journalists stranded in Alaska after an emergency landing.

As they work together to fulfill a child’s Christmas bucket list, they learn that sometimes the best stories are the ones you live yourself.

December 13: Healing Hearts on the Range

This weekend’s highlights take us to the countryside. In the first film, Arielle Kebbel and Tyler Hilton star in a heartfelt story about a pro hockey player recovering from injury who finds unexpected healing—and love—through equine therapy at a Nashville ranch.

Later that night, Rebecca Dalton and Corey Sevier play two guarded souls brought together by circumstance. As they care for an injured horse and navigate their own emotional wounds, they discover that love, like Christmas, arrives when you least expect it.

December 19–20: Sweet Treats and Sports Meets

The final weekend of premieres brings a delicious dose of romance. On December 19, Erin Karpluk and Christopher Russell star in a mouthwatering story about a pastry chef teaming up with a clueless fudge shop owner for a Christmas cookie competition.

Their partnership may be rocky at first, but their chemistry proves irresistible. Finally, on December 20, Zibby Allen and James Lafferty close out the season with a sporty holiday romance set in sunny Florida.

When a tennis pro returns home to save his family’s racquet club, he teams up with a local pickleball coach and discovers that love might just be the biggest win of all.

More Ways to Celebrate with Lifetime

Beyond the premieres, Lifetime is making it easier than ever to stay organized and festive. Fans can download a free printable *Lifetime Christmas Movie Checklist* to track every movie they’ve watched—or grab the full bundle that includes checklists for Hallmark, Great American Family, and UPtv.

For extra fun, the site also offers a *Christmas Movie BINGO* game, perfect for solo viewing or holiday parties. Whether you’re sipping cocoa or munching on cookies, it’s a playful way to make movie nights even merrier.

Holiday Cheer, Lifetime Style

Cozy romances, heartfelt reunions, and even a dash of thriller—Lifetime’s 2025 Christmas lineup is mixing it up this year. Honestly, nobody does holiday storytelling quite like this network.

Each film brings its own spin to the season. Some are packed with laughter, while others lean into the feels.

But at the heart of it all? Love, family, and that little bit of Christmas magic we’re all searching for.

If you’re ready to settle in, grab a blanket and something warm to drink. This year’s movies might just surprise you—they’re the kind of gift you’ll want to unwrap again and again.