Romantic comedies hold a special place in our hearts, offering delightful journeys filled with laughter and Love. Their predictability only adds to the comfort, making them perfect for a cozy night in with loved ones or solo relaxation. Let’s explore 10 heartwarming rom-coms awaiting you on Netflix this weekend.

Resort to Love (2021)

If you dream of sandy beaches and tropical getaways, ‘Resort to Love’ (2021) on Netflix is your ticket to paradise. Follow Erica (Christina Milian) as she embarks on an unexpected journey from entertainer to wedding singer on the picturesque island of Mauritius, leading to a heartwarming encounter with Caleb, Jason’s charming brother. Embrace the tropical romance and the soulful music in this delightful film, co-produced by Alicia Keys, for a perfect escape.

Set It Up (2018)

Boasting an impressive 92 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, ‘Set It Up’ is a rom-com you won’t want to miss. With a stellar cast that includes Zoey Deutch, Glen Powell, Lucy Liu, and Taye Diggs, this film follows the journey of Harper and Charlie, overworked assistants with a brilliant plan to set up their bosses and reclaim their free time. As the sparks fly between them, it’s a delightful whirlwind of humor, romance, and unexpected twists.

Always Be My Maybe (2019)

Amidst the backdrop of a bustling San Francisco, Ali Wong and Randall Park reunite as Sasha and Marcus in this Netflix original, rekindling the flames of a long-lost love story, a tale delicately crafted by director Nahnatchka Khan.

With their chemistry, previously sparked on the set of ABC’s Fresh Off the Boat, Wong and Park aspire to create a contemporary romance reminiscent of the classic When Harry Met Sally. If you hold a special place in your heart for the beloved rom-coms of Rob Reiner and Nora Ephron, then Always Be My Maybe deserves a top spot on your weekend watchlist, promising a delightful journey of love, laughter, and culinary adventures.

Happiness for Beginners (2023)

Fresh to Netflix this July, this adaptation of Katherine Center’s 2015 novel shares the journey of Helen (Ellie Kemper), a recently divorced schoolteacher who unexpectedly crosses paths with Jake (Luke Grimes), her brother’s closest friend, during an Appalachian trail survivalist course. While sprinkled with touching moments, the supporting ensemble provides ample laughter, and the magnetic connection between Kemper and Grimes ensures a heartwarming viewing choice, leaving you grinning from ear to ear and, who knows, maybe even contemplating an outdoor adventure this weekend.

The Perfect Find (2023)

In the realm of city-based rom-coms, The Perfect Find, adapted from Leigh Davenport’s 2016 novel, offers an enticing blend of urban charm and heartwarming romance. Gabrielle Union takes on the role of Jenna, a fashion editor forced back into the career world after a breakup with her high-powered ex, Brian (D.B. Woodside). When a seemingly chance encounter leads to a passionate kiss with a stranger, Eric (Keith Powers), Jenna is in for a shock the next day when she discovers he’s not only her coworker but also her boss’ son. Prepare to be swept away by the irresistible love story of Jenna and Eric, leaving you with all the warm and fuzzy feelings you crave.

It’s Complicated (2009)

When it comes to comforting movies, anything crafted by Nancy Meyers is a guaranteed winner. Her 2009 masterpiece, It’s Complicated, stars Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin as a divorced couple who embark on a secret affair, resulting in a hilariously tangled situation. With the support of a star-studded ensemble cast including John Krasinski, Lake Bell, Rita Wilson, Zoe Kazan, and Steve Martin, you can expect plenty of laughter and heartwarming moments.

Adding to its appeal, the movie unfolds in the picturesque setting of Santa Barbara, California, and features Streep’s character’s fabulous home—truly a haven for those with “Coastal Grandmother” dreams. For the ultimate cozy experience, slip into a chunky sweater, pour yourself a glass of Meyers-approved white wine, and indulge in this delightful cinematic gem.

Groundhog Day (1993)

A timeless treasure cherished for decades, Groundhog Day is an essential ’90s classic that deserves a spot on your must-watch list if you haven’t already experienced its magic. This film blends fantasy with humor, as our central character, Phil Connors (Bill Murray), finds himself trapped in an endless time loop, endlessly reliving the events of February 2nd, also known as Groundhog Day.

As you follow Phil’s comical journey to break free from the time loop, you’ll also witness the heartwarming development of his feelings for Rita Hanson (Andie MacDowell), his new producer. Groundhog Day frequently earns a place among the greatest ’90s romantic comedies, and once you’ve watched it, whether for the first time or on countless repeats, you’ll understand why it remains a beloved favorite for so many.

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018)

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before is a charming rom-com that transports you back to the days of youth, where the story of high school junior Lara Jean Covey (Lana Condor) unfolds with layers of genuine emotion. You’ll find yourself wholeheartedly cheering for Lara Jean as she navigates the complexities of life after her secret love letters make their unexpected journey to the boys they were written to.

And if this heartwarming tale captures your heart, you’re in for a treat, as it’s just the beginning of a delightful three-part series, adapted from Jenny Han’s novels. The sequels, To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You and To All the Boys: Always and Forever, are also available for your enjoyment on Netflix.

New in Town (2009)

New in Town, a heartwarming small-town romance film, is bound to capture your heart. Renée Zellweger takes on the role of Lucy, a consultant hailing from sunny Miami, who finds herself in the frosty embrace of New Ulm, Minnesota, on a work assignment during the chilly winter months. Unfamiliar with the cold and the local way of life, Lucy’s world takes a turn when she discovers a deep connection with Ted Mitchell (Harry Connick Jr.).

With its snowy backdrop and the irresistible chemistry between its lead stars, this rom-com embodies the essence of coziness. Even if you’re not quite prepared for winter’s arrival, you’ll be eager to snuggle up by the fire while watching New in Town.

Someone Great (2019)

Gina Rodriguez leads the way in Someone Great, portraying Jenny, a music journalist freshly liberated from a nine-year relationship. Aided by her closest companions, Blair (Brittany Snow) and Erin (DeWanda Wise), Jenny embarks on a final adventure in New York City before her upcoming relocation to Los Angeles, where she’s secured her dream job.

While romantic love takes a backseat, Someone Great beautifully underscores the strength of female friendships and the profound love that thrives within them. It’s a film that traverses both the highs and lows of life, yet witnessing Jenny, Blair, and Erin navigate the summery streets of NYC is an absolute delight, brimming with love and laughter.