Lifetime’s ‘Serving Up the Holidays’ or ‘A Christmas to Savour’ Directed by Jessica Harmon, is part of Lifetime’s ‘It’s A Wonderful Lifetime’ series and is a romantic drama that revolves around an excellent cook named Scarlett who -owns a luxury restaurant with her best friend Claire.
However, during Christmas each year, it tends to veer away from the mainstream and instead make some unique and slightly over-the-top holiday dishes that don’t sell because they lack the festive atmosphere.
To change that this year, Claire sends Scarlett on a holiday cooking escape set in a gorgeous villa. There, she not only relearns festive cooking from the ground up but also feels a spark fly with a charming chef rival from her past.
A heartwarming narrative, wrapped around the delicious dishes the protagonists prepare, keeps the audience in suspense. Additionally, the transition in locations emphasizes the change in Scarlett’s life over the course of the story. So it’s only natural that you want to know about the actual filming locations of “Serving Up the Holidays.”
Where Was Serving Up the Holidays Movie Filmed?
Serving Up the Holidays movie was filmed in British Columbia, particularly in Vancouver. The main photography for the Lifetime movie took place sometime in 2021.
Located between the Pacific Ocean and the Rocky Mountains, British Columbia is Canada’s westernmost province with a diverse landscape that includes lush green forests, mountains, rocky coasts, sandy beaches, and grassy plains. and inland deserts.
British Columbia
All key sequences for “Serving Up the Holidays” were ostensibly set in and around Vancouver, British Columbia’s most populous city. The film crew seems to have set up camp at various locations around the city to shoot various scenes against suitable backdrops. After all, the diverse and picturesque landscape of Vancouver and its surrounding areas provide the ideal backdrop for romantic films, including Serving Up the Holidays.
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Located on the Burrard Peninsula in western Canada, Vancouver is considered one of Canada’s most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities. It is home to a number of tourist attractions such as the Vancouver Maritime Museum, the H.R. MacMillan Space Center, the Vancouver Art Gallery, and the Vancouver Museum.
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Additionally, Vancouver has served as the primary production location for several other Lifetime movies over the years. Some of them are “Lovers Escape from Prison”, “The Bad Seed Returns”, “Dirty Little Secret” and “Disappearance in Yellowstone”.
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