‘The Christmas Ornament Library’ Film Stars Merritt Patterson and Ryan Paevey – Trailer and Release Date

Directed by Mars Horodyski, the holiday romance film ‘The Christmas Ornament Library’ centers on meticulous librarian Alice Montgomery and newspaper reporter Noah Conrad, who discover a forgotten room hidden beneath their town’s historic library filled with hundreds of Christmas ornaments containing handwritten memories from generations past. As they set out to reunite each treasured keepsake with its rightful family, the pair rekindles a cherished Christmas tradition, strengthens an entire community, and discovers that the greatest gifts of the season are the stories and people carried in the heart.

‘The Christmas Ornament Library’ stars Merritt Patterson (as Alice Montgomery) and Ryan Paevey (as Noah Conrad).

Written by Ansley Gordon, ‘The Christmas Ornament Library’ is produced by Anthony Fankhauser, who also executive produced with Samantha DeGagne, Jeff Holland, and Stan Spry. Production companies are Evoke Entertainment, Evoke Canadian Pictures, and Ornament Library Pictures.

The film’s cinematography is by Greg Nicod.

Watch the trailer below:
*The official trailer hasn’t been released yet, but it will be posted here once available.

Additional cast include Lexie Cypurda (as Olivia), Andrea Greening (as Kristen), Jan Skene (as Mrs. Patterson), John B. Lowe (as Mr. Mendoza), Felix Montgomery (as Ryan), and Josh Straight (as Thomas).

Great American Pure Flix / Great American Family will release ‘The Christmas Ornament Library’ streaming on Great American Pure Flix on December 3, 2026, and premiering on Great American Family and GFAM+ on December 5, 2026 at 8/7c.

For more details, visit the official website here.

Merritt Patterson is most known for Ravenswood, The Royals, and holiday films such as Picture a Perfect Christmas and Chateau Christmas. Ryan Paevey is most known for General Hospital, Unleashing Mr. Darcy, and A Timeless Christmas. Mars Horodyski is most known for Ben’s at Home, Workin’ Moms, and directing credits on series including Murdoch Mysteries and Pretty Hard Cases.