As Hallmark’s 25th anniversary celebration got underway, star Taylor Cole took to Instagram on Thursday, August 6, 2026, to reflect on her time with the network. According to the actress, what began as a job in 2015 eventually became something much bigger, including friendships, opportunities and a connection with Hallmark fans that has lasted for years.
Cole kicked off her reflection by acknowledging just how much time has passed since she first became part of the Hallmark family. She wrote:
“It’s wild to think I’ve been part of this family since 2015… 22 movies later, and my heart is so full.”
Her post puts into perspective just how long she has been connected to Hallmark. And yep, when someone can look back on 22 movies, there is certainly a lot to celebrate.
How Hallmark Became So Much More Than a Job
Over the years, Cole has appeared in romantic comedies, Christmas movies and mysteries for Hallmark, working with plenty of familiar faces along the way.
But according to Cole, the experience has been about much more than simply making movies.
“What started as a job turned into something so much bigger. 💝 Endless opportunities, lifelong friendships, and a community that truly feels like home. I’ve laughed, cried, grown, and created memories I’ll carry forever… all because of these stories we get to tell. 🥰”
Honestly, it seems like that is part of what makes Hallmark movies so meaningful for the actors who make them. Cole’s filmography certainly reflects that journey, with recurring characters, sequels and collaborations with actors she has worked with more than once.
All 22 of Taylor Cole’s Hallmark Movies by Year
Cole’s Hallmark filmography has covered everything from holiday romances and cozy mysteries to sequels and stories set in sunny locations. Here’s a look at all of her Hallmark movies, starting with her first movie for the network in 2016 and continuing through 2025.
- “Appetite for Love” (2016) with Andrew Walker
- “My Summer Prince” (2016) with Jack Turner and Lauren Holly
- “Christmas in Homestead” (2016) with Michael Rady
- “The Art of Us” (2017) with Steve Lund
- “Christmas Festival of Ice” (2017) with Damon Runyan and Wendy Crewson
- “One Winter Weekend” (2018) with Jack Turner, Rukiya Bernard, and Dewshane Williams
- “Falling for You” (2018) with Tyler Hynes
- “One Winter Proposal” (2019) with Jack Turner, Rukiya Bernard, and Dewshane Williams
- “Ruby Herring Mysteries: Silent Witness” (2019) with Stephen Huszar and Shawn Christian
- “Ruby Herring Mysteries: Her Last Breath” (2019) with Stephen Huszar
- “Chasing Waterfalls” (2020) with Cindy Busby and Christopher Russell
- “Matching Hearts” (2020) with Ryan Paevey
- “Ruby Herring Mysteries: Prediction Murder” (2020) with Stephen Huszar
- “Unlocking Christmas” (2020) with Steve Lund
- “One Perfect Wedding” (2021) with Jack Turner, Rukiya Bernard, and Dewshane Williams
- “South Beach Love” (2021) with William Levy
- “Making Spirits Bright” (2021) with Carlo Marks
- “Pumpkin Everything” (2022) with Corey Sevier and Michael Ironside
- “Long Lost Christmas” (2022) with Benjamin Ayres
- “Aloha Heart” (2023) with Kanoa Goo
- “A Reason for the Season” (2024) with Kevin McGarry
- “Double Scoop” (2025) with Ryan McPartlin
She also appeared in the second season of Hallmark’s “Christmas at Sea,” which premiered on Hallmark+ in July 2026. The reality series follows Hallmark superfans on a Christmas cruise to Cozumel, Mexico, where they get to spend time with some of the network’s biggest stars.
Taylor Cole Gives Hallmark Fans The Credit
Cole also made it clear that the fans themselves are a huge part of why her Hallmark journey has been so meaningful.
“But the real magic is all of YOU❣️The Hallmark fans who show up, support us, watch year after year, and make every premiere and every moment feel so special. Getting to meet so many of you in person has been one of the greatest gifts of this journey. 🤍”
Honestly, that is a pretty fitting message to share as Hallmark celebrates its 25th anniversary. Cole specifically thanked viewers for continuing to watch and support the actors and their movies.
She then brought her message back around to Hallmark itself, celebrating the milestone while looking ahead to what comes next.
“Happy 25th birthday, Hallmark… so grateful to be a small part of something so big. ✨🎬 Here’s to many more stories, more magic, and more memories together.”
And that feels like the perfect way for Cole to mark this milestone. After 22 movies, she has plenty of memories to look back on, but her message also makes it clear that she is grateful for the people she has met along the way.
Let’s be real, 22 movies is a pretty impressive Hallmark run. And based on Cole’s message, it seems like she is just as excited about the possibility of creating more stories and memories with Hallmark fans.
