Un Noël tout en fleurs

This is your standard competitor Christmas film. The lovers are both trying to win the same competition, but can't help falling in love. There's nothing to specifically distinguish it from the others of its type, but it's not bad at all.

The male lead looks like the love child of Tom Cruise and Christopher Ryan. He is attractive in his way, but a bit Ken Doll.

Generally the acting is all fine with the exception of the chairwoman of the flower show, who is just God awful.

I can't think of anything else to say really, it won't be on the top of my watch again list, but it will be on there somewhere.

This may sound strange but I was expecting to see more flower arrangements. Overall it's a cheesy, predictable movie - nothing special.

Contrary to a couple negative reviews here, I found A Christmas Arrangement enjoyable. I watched it on demand after reading the bad reviews, out of curiosity, and am so glad I did. Will definitely watch again, and even buy dvd when available.

I'm a person who loves cheesy, predictable Christmas movies. The cheesier, the better. This movie does not fit the bill. It is terrible from beginning to end. The acting is pathetic and painful to watch. The main character is sickeningly sweet to the point where it makes her absolutely irritating. The writing is undeniably horrible. Just a bad movie all around. DO NOT WATCH AND WASTE YOUR TIME!

I liked A Christmas Arrangement. True the male lead did look like Tom Cruise, such white teeth! And maybe his looks were all that he had to recommend him... but, well, at least that's something. He was also very nice and fair and honest. And Nicki Whelan, the female lead, reminded me of Malin Akerman, from ''The Proposal". Very sweet and modest.

I thought the chairwoman of the flower show, Leslie Easterbrook?- sounded like Julia Child. I wonder if that is what she was trying to do?

I was wondering if Daphne Zuniga (Blair Covington), would get together with Poppy's dad, Bart. That was a nice touch at the end!

And the flower arrangements could've (should've) been so much prettier and plenteous! But it was still a pleasant movie.