A Christmas Miracle for Daisy

Whitney Alder runs Marietta Designs with her friend Andi in the cozy Montana town of Marietta. As she crafts the annual parade's Santa float, a chance of a lifetime lands on her desk, the overhaul of a landmark home slated for Christmas Eve completion. The high stakes project forces Whitney to balance professional aspirations with the town's festive heartbeat and the fragile history behind the house. Along the way, she starts to connect with Connor Sheenan, a client who carries his own family memories, while Andi helps keep things grounded and Daisy Sheenan brings a spark of playful hope. Snow covered streets, carols, and hot drinks frame their days as deadlines tighten and hearts warm to new possibilities.

Directed by Mike Rohl, this 2021 TV movie comes from an original concept by Jane Porter and J.B. White. It features Jill Wagner and Nick Bateman in the leads, pairing romance with holiday family humor. The look blends festive colors with warm interiors that invite viewers in.

Audience response is mixed, with a 5.849 out of 10 rating from 106 votes. The film leans into small town Christmas charm, pairing light hearted humor with romance and family warmth as characters chase happiness through festive chaos, friendship, and holiday magic, offering comfort after busy days.

The film fits into a familiar holiday romance mold, spotlighting small town life, family ties, and a budding romance. Daisy's warmth adds a hopeful thread, and the movie contributes to the seasonal mood many viewers seek each year, becoming a comforting option on busy nights and weekends.

There are no major awards or nominations recorded for this TV movie. It sits apart from award season prestige, serving primarily as light entertainment for holiday viewing and family audiences rather than critiqued on a prize stage. It offers warmth without notable acclaim and may appeal to fans seeking comfort.