Episode 3, "The Ashleys" : The gang is summoned back to the mansion for a bridal shower. Stu persuades the girls to go, but things quickly get out of hand.

The gang is summoned back to the mansion for a bridal shower. Stu persuades the girls to go, but things quickly get out of hand.

Episode 2, "Mrs. Bradley Whitford" : Trip takes another crack at popping the question. Emma and Jackie face off with Mr. Winthrop’s formidable new emissary. Katie takes a risk.

"Deck the Halls (with Matrimony!)" returns for a 4-part holiday sequel!

Last year, Emma met Trip, the love of her life. This year, Trip’s plan to propose blows up when his father announces a plan to steal the girls’ wedding business.

New ships! More birds! It's like a turduken stuffed with love, friendship, and heartbreak. And then some more birds.

Teaser for Deck the Halls 2, coming this Thanksgiving!

Teaser for Deck the Halls 2, coming this Thanksgiving!

Original music for the radio play "Deck the Halls (with Matrimony!)" composed and performed by John Jesensky.

"Deck the Halls (with Matrimony!)" - A Christmas radio play "He was too good to be true. Until he wasn't. But then he was again!"or!"When love is your business, you have no business falling in love."Written and directed by Ashley Quach. Starring Paula Deming and Keiko Agena, with Ian McQuown, Kyle Payne, Jessica Payne, Nik Shriner, Kacie Rogers, and Jessie Abbott Chin. Produced by Ashley Quach and Paula Deming. Music by John Jesensky. Sound design by Kevin Rosen-Quan with additional foley by Mike Miller. Recorded by Dustin Burford at Soundworks in Burbank, California.

"Deck the Halls (with Matrimony!)" - The original Christmas radio play

"He was too good to be true. Until he wasn't. But then he was again!"

or!

"When love is your business, you have no business falling in love."

Written and directed by Ashley Quach. Starring Paula Deming and Keiko Agena, with Ian McQuown, Kyle Payne, Jessica Payne, Nik Shriner, Kacie Rogers, and Jessie Abbott Chin.

Produced by Ashley Quach and Paula Deming. Music by John Jesensky. Sound design by Kevin Rosen-Quan with additional foley by Mike Miller. Recorded by Dustin Burford at Soundworks in Burbank, California.