Hallmark Romance Movies

Rita and Norman are finally getting married, but the arrangements start falling apart days before the ceremony. Meanwhile, a lost wedding dress gives the postal team another urgent delivery. This is a wedding story for viewers already invested in the couple, with their own plans and the case unfolding together.

The Signed, Sealed, Delivered crew (Eric Mabius, Kristin Booth) returns, and this entry folds a wedding into the usual postal-detective tenderness. Rated 8.1. Oliver and Shane are prepping their own big day while helping a boy with leukemia find a lost friend, and Rita and Norman face the hope of starting a family. It's faith-tinged and unabashedly gentle, built for the people who already adore these characters. Newcomers might want to start earlier in the series, but fans will be a puddle.

An urgent letter sends Norman and Rita on a road trip that moves their relationship forward. Elsewhere, Oliver and his father face a dangerous backpacking accident, and Shane leads the search. Expect a relationship chapter within an ensemble mystery, with the romance sharing space with family and rescue drama.

A recovered letter brings the Postables into the story of Gabe and Hattie, whose love went unspoken when Hurricane Katrina displaced him. The mystery gives their interrupted romance another chance to be heard.

As Emily adjusts to losing her sight, she finds a new romance with Matthew while a struggling guide dog works toward becoming her companion.

Rita has told Norman she loves him. His retreat leaves her wondering what changed, while he worries about the kind of father he might become. Oliver and Shane have their own feelings to untangle. These relationships develop alongside the investigation of a soldier’s letter, rather than replacing the postal mystery.

The Postables investigate a true-love mystery as they deliver divorce papers on the same day Oliver's missing wife reappears. Her return brings his past relationship back into the present.

For 65 years, Caroline has returned to the station where she said goodbye to her husband before he went missing in World War II. A journalist investigates what happened and grows close to Caroline’s grandson. Betty White’s story of a marriage interrupted by war sits alongside a new romance.

Oliver and Shane are trying to enjoy a night at a supper club when another woman’s breakup becomes their next case. She wants a valuable letter retrieved from the mail before it reaches her former boyfriend. Their own budding relationship gives the postal mystery a romantic starting point.

The film that built a small empire. In the 1800s, a young woman (Katherine Heigl) heading west is suddenly widowed, and to survive the winter she moves in with a recently widowed man and his young daughter. Rated 7.3 across more than 7,000 votes, one of the most-watched titles here. This is frontier romance at its most earnest, a marriage of necessity that may become something more. Corbin Bernsen features. The original Love Comes Softly, and the start of a long saga.

Jennifer has become a Scrooge about Christmas, but a snowbound guest named Morgan changes the mood at home. As she warms to him, her existing relationship makes the growing connection complicated.

The one that kicked off a whole trilogy. Lacey Chabert leads as a teacher who, with two longtime friends, finds an antique veil said to unite its wearer with her true love. Kevin McGarry, Autumn Reeser and Alison Sweeney fill out the friend group. Rated 7.3. The veil legend gives it a faint touch of the magical, but at heart it's a warm friendship-and-romance story. The launchpad for the Wedding Veil films, and the place to start if you want them in order.

The third Wedding Veil film, and Tracy's turn. Tracy (Alison Sweeney) meets restaurateur Nick (Victor Webster) and agrees to help run his place in exchange for his help saving an original draft of The New Colossus, then starts to feel uneasy as they get closer. Lacey Chabert and Autumn Reeser round out the trio. Rated 7.3. A slow, slightly wary romance with a literary treasure on the side. Best enjoyed after the first two.

A Hanukkah rarity, and a charmer. Molly and Jacob (Yael Grobglas, Jeremy Jordan) hit it off, then discover they run competing delicatessens, which complicates everything. Lisa Loeb features. Rated 7.3. The rival-businesses hook is well-worn, but the deli setting and the holiday backdrop make it feel fresh, and the leads have genuine spark. A warm, latke-scented love story for anyone tired of the usual Christmas-tree fare.

Taylor Cole plays Evie, an heiress who has to grant Christmas wishes to the people who saved her life the night she was born in order to earn her trust fund. She hires a local attorney, Kyle (Kevin McGarry), to track them down and quietly figure out what they need, all while staying anonymous. Rated 7.3. A secret-identity, secret-Santa premise with a ticking clock to Christmas Eve, and an easy chemistry between the leads. Sweet and gently high-concept.

The fourth Wedding Veil film sends newlyweds Tracy and Nick (Alison Sweeney, Victor Webster) on a long-overdue honeymoon to Greece, where they get stranded on a secluded island and end up confronting the choices they've made. Lacey Chabert and Autumn Reeser appear. Rated 7.3. The island setting is a gorgeous change of pace, and the story trades meet-cute for an established couple actually working things out. A travel-postcard romance for fans who've followed the saga.

A genuinely unusual one, and tender for it. Emma (Erica Durance) is thrown when her daughter Kendall gets engaged, because both Kendall and her fiancé have Down syndrome, and Emma isn't sure she's ready. David DeSanctis features. Rated 7.3. It's a story about a parent learning to let go as much as a romance, and it treats its young couple with real warmth and dignity. Quietly moving, and unlike most of what's on this list.

One of the most beloved cat movies the channel has, and rightly so. Brandon Routh plays Zachary, a committed bachelor whose tidy single life gets upended when a stray cat decides to adopt him, right around the time he meets Marilee (Kimberley Sustad). Gregory Harrison features. Rated 7.2 over nearly 5,000 votes. The cat is the secret weapon, the romance is easy and warm, and the whole thing goes down like cocoa. A reliable feel-good favorite.

The second Wedding Veil film follows Emma (Autumn Reeser) to Italy, where she teaches and researches the veil said to bring its owner love, and meets Paolo (Paolo Bernardini), the son of a local lace-making family. Lacey Chabert and Alison Sweeney appear. Rated 7.2. The Italian setting and the lace-making craft give this one a lovely texture, and the slow-build romance suits it. A travel-romance middle chapter, best watched in trilogy order.

After Leah becomes a widow, an unexpected marriage to her late husband’s brother leads them into an unconventional life together.

Lizzie’s engagement to George is upended when his brother David comes home. He has loved her for years, and she has to choose between the future she planned and the one she still wants.

Jake and Cassie have been trying to set their wedding date for months when he surprises her with a Christmas Eve ceremony. Then a records mix-up threatens to stop the wedding.

An injured firefighter rents a room from a single mother and grows close to her children as he recovers. Their easy connection becomes harder to ignore when the kids start rooting for them.

Jenna helps injured hockey star Ryan work his way back onto the ice. Their work together changes how he plays, and what each of them wants when the season is over.

New author Cassie joins bestselling writer Elliot on a tour meant to help sell her first novel. The shared trip gives their romance room to grow alongside Cassie's confidence.

Casey and Sam inherit the rivalry between their mothers' bakeries and meet again at the town's pumpkin pie contest. The family feud complicates a romance neither side planned.

Lucy wakes in a wedding dress believing she is late to marry her ex, Zach, but she has no memory of the past two years. That includes the fact that she is now engaged to another man.

Claire returns to her family's pumpkin farm to save its annual Fall Fest, then faces an old rival in court. Their legal clash turns into a romance while the festival hangs in the balance.

In Nazi-occupied Italy, a captured British soldier and a courageous Italian woman fall in love. Their relationship forms the heart of this wartime drama.

Years after their spontaneous marriage was annulled, Ben and Annie discover a paperwork mistake means they are still legally married. They must decide whether to give their old relationship another chance.

Two rival home-shopping hosts compete for the same promotion and must work side by side. Their on-air chemistry follows them off camera, where the competition turns personal.

Cate plans to marry Philip until she meets Harry and finds herself falling in love. When Harry’s leukemia threatens their plans, the two have to decide what kind of future they can still build together.

Jen enters a brand-design contest as a family influencer and asks Max to play her husband. When their video makes the final, the pretend relationship starts to feel real.