Official Netflix Trailer for “With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration” [VIDEO]

Unwrap the magic and let the festivities begin when With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration arrives December 3rd! ??

Trailer Debut + Special Guest Announcement

Unwrap the magic and let the festivities begin when With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration arrives December 3rd! 🥂

Series Premiere Date: December 3, 2025✨

This December, join Meghan in Montecito for a magical holiday celebration. Together, friends and family deck the halls, create holiday feasts, craft heartfelt gifts, and share lots of laughs – with simple how-tos to follow at home. It’s a holiday wonder with warmth, tradition, and a generous dose of joy.

Guests: Naomi Osaka, Tom Colicchio, Will Guidara, Kelly Zajfen, Lindsay Roth

Production Companies: Archewell Productions; The Intellectual Property Corporation (IPC), a part of Sony Pictures Television

Executive Producers: For Archewell Productions: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex; Chanel Pysnik; For The Intellectual Property Corporation (IPC): Aaron Saidman; Eli Holzman; Michael Steed; and Showrunner Leah Hariton

Director: Michael Steed

Format: Unscripted Series, 1 ep

With Thanksgiving around the corner, please find below Meghan’s tips for the holiday.

Purposeful (and pretty) prep:

There’s so much you can do to set yourself up for success with holiday entertaining. Because we know (and have all felt) that if the host is stressed, we all feel stressed. Best way to ease that worry? When I was an auditioning actor, I was always told, ‘There’s no need to be nervous if you’re prepared.’ The same goes for hosting: a little prep makes all the difference.

Chop your veggies and herbs in advance to save time on the day, and also for those finishing touches, whether you’re serving homemade or store-bought dishes. Your kids can join in too! They can proudly say they helped. Top tip on the carrots – keep the tops, and blend them with parmesan, olive oil, and pine nuts for a refreshing take on pesto to elevate your holiday spread. Served with creamy mashed potatoes, a green salad speckled with flower sprinkles, and rich gravy (my husband would never forgive me if I didn’t add that to the table), this is sure to please your entire gathering.

Set the table (and the scene):

Light a few candles – choose scented ones to set the mood in the living areas and unscented for the kitchen (in those spaces, let the fragrance of the food shine). Welcome your guests as they arrive with drinks, and have some easy appetizers ready to enjoy (think baked Brie with jam, perhaps?). Set out a few icebreakers, like puzzles or board games, to spark conversation and help guests connect. Being a great host is all about anticipating your guests’ needs – something I learned working in restaurants and now love bringing into my own home. With a little thoughtful planning, you can make everyone feel comfortable and cared for.

Say yes to support

When guests offer to help, say yes! You don’t get the gold star for doing everything. Whether someone wants to bring a pie, pick up a side dish, or provide the ice cream, letting your guests contribute lightens your load and creates a sense of shared celebration. Accepting support isn’t just practical; it makes everyone feel included and valued. When I go to someone’s home, I like to bring a bottle of wine or bubbles or offer practical help like setting the table. If you have the time to make a family favorite to share, do it! A sentimental recipe makes you make you more than a part of the meal; it makes you part of the memory.

Other ways to be supportive? Help the host out the next morning with an easy breakfast offering. Bring a mason jar of homemade granola (simply toast oats with maple, cinnamon, a dash of ginger, and any other cozy autumnal flavors you love) with a container of yogurt and fruit preserves. You’ll make their day!

Watch on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81948025