It may only be July, but Hallmark is already giving Disney fans a reason to start counting down to Christmas.
Ahead of the November premiere of its upcoming Hallmark Channel original movie, Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True, Hallmark has quietly unveiled a first look at an exclusive holiday collection inspired by the film. It includes everything from Keepsake Ornaments to home décor, greeting cards and festive gifts.
The collection won’t officially launch until October, but you can now preview many of the products online, offering an early glimpse at one of this year’s most anticipated Disney holiday collaborations.
Among the standout items are a Holiday Ever AfterMickey Mouse Keepsake Ornament, featuring Mickey bundled up in a winter scarf with colorful balloons, as well as coordinating greeting cards inspired by the movie’s whimsical artwork. The collection also includes Disney-themed wrapping paper, gift bags, mugs, blankets, pillows and festive home décor designed to bring a little Walt Disney World magic to the holidays.
Fans can also expect collectible gifts celebrating the film itself, which stars Hallmark favorite Lacey Chabert alongside Travis Van Winkle.
Set at Walt Disney World Resort, the movie follows a woman whose Christmas wish for true love appears to come true after an unexpected encounter at the Most Magical Place on Earth. It premieres during Hallmark’s annual Countdown to Christmas programming block in November and will stream on Hallmark+ the following day.
The merchandise marks a rare collaboration between Hallmark and Disney that extends beyond the screen. Rather than simply releasing tie-in ornaments, the brands have created an entire lifestyle collection that blends Hallmark’s holiday traditions with Disney-inspired artwork and storytelling.
According to Hallmark, the partnership celebrates the companies’ nearly century-long relationship while bringing the movie to life through keepsakes fans can enjoy long after the credits roll.
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