If you have Peacock (there's a free tier), they've gotten into the Hallmark-esque movie thing now. Watched Jingle Bell Princess last night and it was pretty good. Typical royal out of water story, but Peacock did manage to poach Merritt Patterson and Trevor Donovan away from Hallmark for it.
I'm looking at Peacock's free tier to see what they have.
I was a bit confused when you said they have
Jingle Bell Princess with Merritt Patterson and Trevor Donovan, because that's a new GAC Family channel movie. Turns out the two networks, (Peacock is NBC,) must have made a deal, as
almost ALL the new GAC Family movies are available on the free Peacock tier! 
No credit card required to sign up for a free Peacock account. Just an email address to verify your account. (I used a spam account I have, in case they inundate me later with emails.
)
Only one GAC Family movies seems to be missing from the Peacock free tier, (listed near the end.) I haven't seen the first movies I listed. And I gave my opinions/reviews of the ones I saw. However, as always, your tastes may vary.
I find these movies better than Lifetime movies. So, my recommendation is to watch them first over Lifetime movies. And they are all known Hallmark actors.
Royally Wrapped for Christmas starring Jen Lilley & Brendan Fehr.
Description: While interviewing for a job with the royal family of Veronia, Lindsay falls in love with a prince.
Christmas is You starring Becca Tobin, Matthew MacCaul.
Description: Emma Bloom's record label boss gives her an ultimatum: convince her ex-boyfriend and recording star Tyler Thorn to leave his label and join theirs, or find another job.
A Christmas Miracle for Daisy starring Jill Wagner and Nick Bateman
Description: An interior designer is excited to begin a new project in her adopted hometown. Her enthusiasm is tested as she discovers that her clients are an ex-boyfriend and his daughter.
Jingle Bell Princess with Merritt Patterson and Trevor Donovan. (Kutos to
@Disneefun for bringing all this to our attention.
)
Description: Princess Amelia's royal jet is grounded due to a snowstorm, and she finds herself spending the holidays with an airline employee and her son.
(I found Merritt too reserverd. And she kept falling in and out of her accent. I prefer the warm, open, bubbly Merritt in her other movies. So, while she got to play a different type of character, it wasn't one I liked her in. The movie itself was alright. Typical royal movie.)
The Great Christmas Switch starring Sarah Lind & Dillon Casey.
Description: Twin sisters who live in different towns agree to switch lives.
(I liked this movie. I thought Sarah Lind did a good job.)
Christmas Time is Here starring Rukiya Bernard, Dewshane Williams.
Description: (Rukiya), a successful small-town realtor, has her heart set on closing a big sale on a new resort for her client, (Dewshane) in her hometown just in time for Christmas. There is one hitch. No matter how many properties she shows Dewshane, he keeps coming back to the one resort she doesn't want to sell…the one belonging to Nia’s widower dad - one she can't let go of.
These two were previously paired in a Hallmark trilogy starring Taylor Cole, where she and BFF (Rukiya) were spending a week at a ski lodge, only to find half the lodge was booked by the male lead and BFF (Dewshane.)
(I like this pairing. I think they did well in this movie of the big, bad corporation wanting to buy and destroy the local inn. They both played their roles very intelligently.)
A Lot Like Christmas starring Maggie Lawson and Christopher Russell.
Description: A small-town Christmas tree lot owner finds her business in jeopardy when a big-box store moves into town.
(I watched. It was okay. The mother was annoyingly stupid. )
A Kindhearted Christmas starring Jennie Garth and Cameron Mathison.
Description: Jennie owns a sightseeing company in a small town. Watching TV, she learns about a high school’s fundraising effort and makes a big anonymous donation. Her town catches the giving sprint, and the TV station’s anchorman (Cameron) drops in trying to find who the Secret Santa is.
(As much as I love to watch Cameron Mathison in anything, I found Jennie kind of wooden in this one.)
Much Ado About Christmas starring Susie
Abromeit & Torrance Coombs.
Typical cookie cutter, royalty Christmas movie, but with the female lead as the "royal" one.
(I recommend skipping through the first 35 min until after the snow ball fight. The beginning is way over acted, and badly. It does get better after that. But, it is still only an "okay" movie in my opinion, compared to GACs later movies and some better Lifetime movies.)
The GAC Family movie free Peacock currently
doesn't have:
Angel Falls Christmas with Chad Michael Murray & Jessica Lowndes. I wonder if Chad's contract forbids his movie being streamed. And if it is, he gets mega bucks. So this might not be shown on Peacock on the free tier but on the paid tier?
Also,
Peacock has a some Christmas comedy movies. Definitely NOT Hallmark-type "family oriented" movies. They seem geared toward the 20s - 30s crowd, with a younger, hipper, more adult subject vibe. One preview showed college kids on spring break, and a girl later finding out she's pregnant. In another movie, a girl made a salad dressing laced with marijuana and it was accidentally given to the wrong people at a dinner by her unknowing father (Tom Arnold.)
So, watch the previews carefully to see if they are family appropriate for watching with your family. 
Off to get it!
