‘Tis the season to celebrate love! February has arrived, and with Valentine’s Day right around the corner, there’s no better time to revisit some of the very best Valentine-themed Hallmark rom-coms.
On February 14, 2026, Hallmark Channel will premiere its newest Valentine’s film — “Because of Cupid” starring Amy Groening and Evan Roderick. But until then, you can catch up on beloved classics and newer favorites, all sure to make your heart flutter. The following are our 10 favoriteHallmark Valentine’s movies, in chronological order. All available to stream via Hallmark+ and we’re sharing when they’ll re-air this month on Hallmark Channel. Enjoy, love birds!
2015 — Hallmark’s “The Lost Valentine”
ABOUT HALLMARK’S THE LOST VALENTINE: Prepare to watch this one with a Kleenex at the ready! We adore this Hallmark classic starring the iconic Betty White, Jennifer Love Hewitt, and Sean Faris.
White plays Caroline, who has spent 65 years returning annually to Union Station to honor her husband, a Navy Lieutenant whose plane crashed in the Pacific during World War II and was declared missing in action before their son was born. When Hewitt’s TV reporter character learns about Caroline’s devotion to him, she sets out to investigate what really happened.
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch “The Lost Valentine” on Hallmark Channel on February 28 at 4 p.m. Eastern time.
2016 — Hallmark’s “All Things Valentine”
ABOUT HALLMARK’S ALL THINGS VALENTINE: A decade after premiering on Hallmark Channel, this one still holds up! Sarah Rafferty was at the height of her “Suits” fame and the movie was Sam Page’s first with Hallmark, leading to him starring in a bunch of rom-coms for the network.
In the movie, Rafferty plays a blogger who’s never had a good Valentine’s Day — but has hope her luck will change when she meets a handsome veterinarian. Spoiler alert: after receiving rude comments on her blog posts about Valentine’s Day, she realizes he was the one leaving them!
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch a replay of “All Things Valentine” on Hallmark Channel on February 15 at 2 p.m. Eastern time.
2016 — Hallmark’s “Valentine Ever After”
ABOUT HALLMARK’S VALENTINE EVER AFTER: Autumn Reeser getting her mugshot taken is funny enough to watch this decade-old rom-com, but it’s a fun romp all the way through. A girls’ trip turns upside down when her big city character, Julia, and her bestie, Sydney (Vanessa Matsui), spend a weekend at a Wyoming dude ranch.
But after getting mixed up in a brawl at a local bar, the friends are sentenced to 30 days of community service, forcing them to stay in town. Luckily for Julia, the punishment turns out to be a rewarding experience, as she finds her true calling and one handsome dude, played by Eric Johnson.
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch “Valentine Ever After” on Hallmark Channel on February 14 at 10 a.m. Eastern time.
2018 — Hallmark’s “My Secret Valentine”
ABOUT HALLMARK’S MY SECRET VALENTINE — Andrew Walker and Lacey Chabert’s first movie together remains a favorite for so many Hallmark fans. Chabert plays a woman who follows the advice she finds in notes on a chalkboard left behind by a “mysterious house rental tenant,” just as a sales rep from the big city arrives with big plans to buy her family’s prized winery (ahem, think he might have something to do with those notes??).
Can’t get enough of these two together? Walker and Chabert have such a great rapport that Hallmark reunited them for the 2025 Christmas movie “She’s Making a List.”
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch “My Secret Valentine” on Hallmark Channel on February 14 at 4 p.m. Eastern time.
2019 — Hallmark’s “Valentine in the Vineyard”
ABOUT HALLMARK’S VALENTINE IN THE VINEYARD: We do love a trilogy! This is the third movie in Hallmark’s “Vineyard” trillogy, which began with “Autumn in the Vineyard” and “Summer in the Vineyard.” The stories are about winemakers who have “partnered in love and business,” played by Rachael Leigh Cook and Brendan Penny.
In the third movie, Cook and Penny’s characters attend a compatibility workshop for Valentine’s Day and are surprised by how much they don’t have in common. Marcus Rosner pops into this one, too!
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch “Valentine in the Vineyard” on Hallmark Channel on February 12 at 4 p.m. Eastern time.
2019 — Hallmark’s “Love, Romance & Chocolate”
ABOUT HALLMARK’S LOVE, ROMANCE & CHOCOLATE: We love Lacey Chabert and Will Kemp together and they’re perfect together in this sweet destination movie, filmed overseas in the Belgian towns of Brugge, Ghent, and Brussels.
Chabert plays a New Yorker tending to her broken heart with a solo trip to Belgium, where she meets Kemp’s character, a gifted chocolatier competing for the title of Belgium’s Royal Chocolatier.
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch “Love, Romance & Chocolate” on Hallmark Channel on February 14 at 2 p.m. Eastern time.
2020 — Hallmark’s “A Valentine’s Match”
ABOUT HALLMARK‘S A VALENTINE’S MATCH: We love the cast of “A Valentine’s Match,” starting with longtime Hallmark fan-favorites Bethany Joy Lenz and Luke Macfarlane. Lenz plays Natalie, a reality TV host who gets fired, and soon finds herself reunited with her ex-fiance, paired up to run the town festival’s auction thanks to their scheming moms behind the scenes.
Their moms are played “Dawson’s Creek” alum Mary-Margaret Humes and Karen Kruper, and the cast also includes Marco Grazzini, who’s become a familiar face among Hallmarkies and also stars on Netflix’s “Virgin River.”
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch “A Valentine’s Match” on Hallmark Channel on February 13 at 4 p.m. Eastern time.
2023 — Hallmark’s “Sweeter Than Chocolate”
ABOUT HALLMARK‘S SWEETER THAN CHOCOLATE: We remember being smitten with this sentimental flick starring Eloise Mumford and love it to this day. She plays a small-town chocolatier named Lucy Sweet, who runs a family candy shop with her mom, played by Brenda Strong, and keeps her grandpa’s memories (and secret recipes) alive by continuing to make his time-tested favorites.
But things get crazy when her bestie reveals on social media that one of those recipes has a magical way of bringing couples together, and Dan Jeannotte’s character, a local news reporter wanting to cover the story, shows up to investigate.
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch “Sweeter Than Choclate” on Hallmark Channel twice this month — February 2 at 8 p.m. Eastern time and February 15 at 4 p.m. Eastern time.
2024 — Hallmark’s “Welcome to Valentine”
ABOUT HALLMARK’S WELCOME TO VALENTINE: Stars Kathryn Davis and Markian Tarasiuk make an adorable match in “Welcome to Valentine.” In the movie, they’re seemingly brought together by fate, after Olivia (Davis) loses her apartment and her job right before Valentine’s Day.
Out of the blue, Olivia meets George, who “takes her on a cross-country road trip that has them reevaluating life’s priorities,” per Hallmark. Super cute!
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch “Welcome to Valentine” on Hallmark Channel on February 7 at 8 a.m. Eastern time.
2025 — Hallmark’s “An Unexpected Valentine”
ABOUT HALLMARK’S AN UNEXPECTED VALENTINE: We dare you not to grin ear-to-ear watching Lacey Chabert (yes, we know, Hallmark’s screen queen is in THREE of our Top 10 Valentine’s movies!) and Robert Buckley in 2025’s most-watched cable movie of the year. He’s hilarious, she’s adorable, and it’s sure to be a Valentine’s Day favorite for years to come.
In “An Unexpected Valentine,” they play a duo, Hannah and Finn, who discover a lost engagement ring and race through NYC to try to find the couple it belongs to, hoping to save their Valentine’s Day proposal.
WHERE & WHEN TO WATCH IT: In addition to streaming it on Hallmark+, you can catch “An Unexpected Valentine” twice this month on Hallmark Channel — on February 2 and 14 at 6 p.m. Eastern time on both days.
Some great choices!
I don’t know How, Hallmark could leave it off in February or it could Not make the Top 10 Valentine’s list:
Matching Hearts (2020)
Ryan & Taylor in my humble opinion have some of the best Chemistry of Any movie!
Thanks for the article though 💕
what about “it was always you”?
YES!!!
I have watched all these movies and my two favorite ones are:
#1 The Lost Valentine 🥰
#2 An Unexpected Valentine
Do you remember The Love Letter? What a sweet film and we watch it every year. It’s not a typical romcom and that is what makes it so wonderful. Hallmark should make more like this.