queenofcrops

Acting is good, but not great. As usual in Christmas movies, people, clothes and sets are attractive. Plot is somewhat predictable, also as usual. Fun, mindless entertainment. The mother of the main character is only 11 years older than her, and unbelievable as we get mom.

I enjoyed the performances of the two lead actors and the other cast as well. But come on Hallmark. In your commitment to political correctness, you cast an actress of color in the role of the modern day fiancée. She's a very good actress, but the casting makes no sense.

Really enjoyed the chemistry between the lead characters. One criticism, though. Rosé is not a white wine.

Pretty people, pretty places, pretty food. But Brittnay Bristow's accent leaves much to be desired.