If you’re a fan of Hallmark Christmas movies, get ready for a treat! The Hallmark Channel is all set to start its Christmas in July celebration. Starting Friday, June 28th, you can enjoy a lineup of heartwarming films that bring all the comfort and joy you can handle.
Print out Hallmark’s movie schedule, and grab your coziest blanket. You won’t want to miss a single moment of this festive summer celebration! Below is a sneak peek at some of the movies you can look forward to.
Hallmark’s Christmas in July 2024 Move Lineup!
An Unexpected Christmas
Premiering on Friday, June 28th, this movie follows a speech writer and his ex-girlfriend who pretend to be a couple to save his family’s Christmas. Sparks fly as their real feelings come to the surface. Starring Bethany Joy and Tyler Hynes.
Haul Out the Holly
Airing Friday, June 28th, this film follows Emily, who gets stuck at her parent’s house for the holidays and gets involved in the HOA holiday activities. Will she find unexpected romance? Starring Lacey Chabert, Wes Brown, and Melissa Peterman.
Falling Like Snowflakes – New Premiere!
Catch this new movie on Saturday, June 29th. Teagan, with the reluctant help for her ex, heads to the mountains to capture a rare snowflake. A storm leads to a surprising connection. Starring Rebecca Dalton and Marcus Rosner.
A Very Merry Bridesmaid
Airing Friday, July 5th, this story is about Leah, whose brother’s Christmas Eve wedding coincides with her 30th birthday. Her childhood crush is determined to make sure she celebrates her special day. Starring Emily Osment and Casey Deidrick.
Three Wise Men and A Baby: Extended Cut – New Premiere!
Premiering Saturday, July 6th, three brothers unexpectedly care for a baby during the holidays, leading to humorous and heartwarming moments. Starring Paul Campbell, Tyler Hynes, Andrew Walker, and Margaret Colin.
A Merry Scottish Christmas
Airing Sunday, July 7th, this film follows estranged siblings Lindsay and Brad as they join their mother in Scotland for the holidays, where a family secret is revealed. Starring Lacey Chabert and Scott Wolf.
Rescuing Christmas – New Premiere!
On Sunday, July 13th, Erin, who is fed up with Christmas, wishes it away and learns it true value with the help of her blind date, Sam. Romance blooms as they recreate the season’s magic. This film stars Rachael Leigh Cook and Sam page.
Never Been Chris’d
Watch on Wednesday, July 17th. As best friends Naomi and Liz return home for the holidays and find themselves in a love triangle with their high school crush, Chris. Starring Janel Parrish, Pascal Lamoth-Kipnes, and Tyler Hynes.
A Very Vermont Christmas – New Premiere!
Premiering Saturday, July 20th, a champoin skier helps a Vermont brewmaster save her family’s business by Christmas. Starring Katie Leclerc and Ryan McPartlin.
An Ice Palace Romance – New Premiere!
On Saturday, July 27th, a journalist visiting her hometown ice rink finds her life changing with the rink’s owner and his daughter. Starring Celeste Desjardins and Marcus Rosner.
The Santa Summit
Airing Tuesday, July 30th, three best friends attend The Santa Summit, an event where everyone dresses as Santa Claus for a night of fun. Each friend finds exactly what she needs by the end of the night. Starring Hunter King and Benjamin Hollingsworth.
So, get ready to enjoy some heartwarming moments and festive cheer with Hallmark Channel’s Christmas in July 2024!
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Love Hallmark Christmas movies!
I’ve actually never seen one but k am very curious
Ahh!! I’ve been waiting!!!
I am so excited! I look forward to these all year!
Thank you I love this channel I watch it every Christmas
You’re most welcome! So happy you like it!
Yay!! I love these movies!!
Love this channel
Yesss!
Seeing this schedule is always bittersweet for me. My mom who past away December 13, 2017 would ask and ask if the Hallmark Countdown to Christmas movie schedule was posted yet. She was not very tech savvy so I would look and look and I would finally find it. Christmas was her favorite time of year she was most happy being with her family and making sure Santa still came to visit us. I write this post with very teary eyes, I miss her more then words can say. I know your loving all these Christmas movies Mom.
I’m so sorry to hear about your loss, Karen! I hope these movies bring comfort to your heart. Warm hugs to you!
Such a beautiful memory, Karen. My deepest condolences. I come from a huge Christmas family. My husband doesn’t but he enjoys my decor & cutesy little traditions for the kids. I have never watched the Hallmark Countdown, but I will do it this year. I’m always looking for new Christmas traditions to start for our young kids. I’ll remember that I got this idea from you. Happy Holidays!!!
😊 Yay!!!