A New Holiday Game: Make up Hallmark Christmas Movie Titles

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Person
Human state/action
Physical object                  
Date/Event/Place
Santa
Love
Ornament
Family
Mrs. Santa
Giving
Bells
Christmas
Mother
Greeting
Tree
Holiday
 Father
Heart
Gift/Present
Season
 Angel
Remember
Card
Reunion
  Grandpa
Memory
Song
Event
Grandma
Music
Carol
Past
  Baby
Romance
Mistletoe
Miracle
Child
Journey
Wing
Country
Choir
Finding
Snow
 Night
Boyfriend/Husband
Music
Star
Wedding
 
Formula:  Choose one word from two or three of the columns and sprinkle in prepositions and article as needed.  
Examples:  A Child’s Mistletoe Miracle,  Grandpa’s Tree Event.  An Angel Romance Holiday.
Words not allowed
Christ, Manger, Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Shepherd, God, Herod, Caesar Augustus, Taxation, Faith, Wise men, magi, birth, nativity, Jews. 

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