Cherry Lane
One house holds several generations of Christmas decisions, surprises and relationships.
4 films · 2023–2024 · Christmas
Start with the first filmMovies in viewing order
Watch the original Christmas on Cherry Lane first, then Season's Greetings, Happy Holidays and Deck the Halls. Each film moves between eras, so do not try to rearrange the whole collection by the earliest year shown. Release order preserves the introductions.
Your viewing checklist
Saved films and watched progress stay separate in this browser.Meet the households
The original film introduces the address and its storytelling structure.
- 01
Film 1 · 2023
Christmas on Cherry Lane
Three couples face important changes over Christmas at the same address. Begin with this film before reading detailed family connections: its arrangement of the households is part of how the Cherry Lane idea first unfolds.
Return to Cherry Lane
Three follow-ups visit further Christmases across the house's history.
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Film 2 · 2024
Season's Greetings from Cherry Lane
Three Christmases place a military couple, newlyweds hosting their parents and a couple planning secret surprises in the same house across different eras. The follow-up expands the address's history while returning to familiar residents.
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Film 3 · 2024
Happy Holidays from Cherry Lane
A difficult family guest, a blizzard and a wedding planner's reunion shape three more holidays. The different eras allow the house to contain several kinds of Christmas pressure without making every story follow the same romantic pattern.
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Film 4 · 2024
Deck the Halls on Cherry Lane
A television Christmas special disrupts one household, another prepares to leave Cherry Lane, and a later couple investigates anonymous good deeds. The final listed follow-up makes both departures and neighbourhood connections part of the house's continuing story.
About the series
The house at 7 Cherry Lane is the constant; its residents and their Christmas worries change across the decades. Each film follows several time periods, asking you to notice the connections without needing a family tree in advance. The returning actors belong to particular households rather than one modern-day group. Begin with Christmas on Cherry Lane and let the structure reveal itself before continuing through the three follow-ups.
What to expect
This is an ensemble Christmas collection with overlapping histories rather than one couple moving through four holidays. Expect decisions about family, marriage and home alongside period changes. The pleasure is in recognising residents and connections across different Christmases. The guide keeps those links unspelled so the original film can introduce them.
The people who bring it to life
Regina Johnston
One of the original film's residents, returning in Happy Holidays from Cherry Lane.
Mike Harrelson
A member of the contemporary household, whose story continues with secret Christmas surprises in Season's Greetings.
John Hamilton
Part of the Hamilton household introduced in the original film and revisited in Deck the Halls.
Lizzie Hamilton
John's partner in the household whose later Christmas includes preparing to leave Cherry Lane.
More cast and guest appearances 16
- Brandi Alexander3 films
Daisy Guerrerra, Daisy (2024 & 2003), Daisy
- James Denton2 films
Nelson King
- Vincent Rodriguez III2 films
Zian Harrelson, Zian
- Eva Tavares2 films
Christmas Baby
- Robert Moloney2 films
Quinn Lewis, Quinn
- Simon Farrell2 films
Hector
- Benjamin Ayres1 film
Eli Kramer
- Annabelle Borke1 film
Joan
- Corey Cott1 film
Charlie
- Brooke D'Orsay1 film
Rebecca
- Sarah Dugdale1 film
Sarah Chen
- Erica Durance1 film
Penny Kramer
- Chelsea Hobbs1 film
Stephanie
- Shannon Kook1 film
Luke Chen
- Julie Gonzalo1 film
Jessie Watson
- 1 film
Inside the series
The address does the linking
Hallmark's collection description places the stories at 7 Cherry Lane across more than seventy years. The cast changes with the household and period.
Read the sourceOne follow-up reaches three distinct eras
Season's Greetings visits 1951, 2003 and 2024. Its structure explains why a single chronological position cannot describe a whole film.
Read the sourceWhat to watch next
A few more answers
Are these time-travel films?
The stories are presented across different time periods in the same house. The viewing order follows the films rather than suggesting that the residents travel through time.
Can I start with one of the follow-ups?
Each supplies its own Christmas situations, but the original is the better introduction to the address and returning households.
Sources & guide notes
Sources checked 13 September 2026. The film count follows the sequence above. Viewing options depend on your country.