#JingleBellBride premiered last weekend on @hallmarkchannel . Jessica Perez (Julie Gonzalo) is a New York City wedding planner for a high-profile client who is demanding the jingle bell flower for her bouquet just days before her Christmas wedding. Jessica must bend to this whim if she wants a promotion that would land her in London working even more fabulous weddings. Matt (Ronnie Rowe Jr.) is the sole purveyor of the rare flower. The problem is he’s in a tiny, rural town of Alaska. Jessica flies to Alaska where she meets Matt, the only other person at the airport. She’s got a city girl attitude and plans to get all of her flowers back on a flight to New York the same day. Matt grows the jingle bell blossoms for the town’s annual Jingle Bell Flower Festival, so Jessica needs to persuade him to be more generous than he’d planned. It only takes a box of cookies before the two are cutting up all the plants in the green house. With coolers full of flowers and ice, Jessica is late for her flight and stranded in the small town. She doesn’t have nearly enough layers for the stay, so Matt takes her shopping and offers to put her up in his Aunt’s house. She tries to leave the next day only to discover that the pilot needs to order a part to fix the plane. (He’s also the mechanic.) She’s stranded for another three days and attends the festival where she is crowned "Jingle Bell Flower Princess." Her boss calls and fires her from the wedding because she isn’t back with the flowers. Through a Christmas miracle, the flowers are still alive, the pilot fixes the plane in a few hours and she’s back in New York in time for the wedding and the promotion. Matt is mysteriously back in New York too, even though there was only a single small plane out of that town and Jessica was on it. He tells her he’s moved back to NYC to become a professor and they kiss. No #ChristmasTears were shed but I did google a “jingle bell flower” and you should too! #CountdownToChristmas https://www.instagram.com/p/CG0TKmmg327/?igshid=dwvb48es6fkz
















