February might be known as the month of love thanks to Valentine's Day, but Netflix has other ideas. The streaming giant recently released its lineup of all the fresh new films and TV shows coming to the platform in March, and in addition to new seasons of beloved series and a few classic films, a ton of romantic movies are in the mix. From romantic comedies like Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist and Music and Lyrics, to more dramatic fare (*cough* The Notebook *cough*), there's bound to be an option to fit everyone's tastes. Of course, just in case none of those are your jam, we also went ahead and included other top rom-coms on Netflix that are currently streaming, too. You can thank us later.
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Gwyneth Paltrow stars as the titular Emma in this adaptation of the famous Shakespeare play.
When it's available: March 1
Newlywed art dealer Madeleine (Embeth Davidtz) accompanies her husband (Alessandro Nivola) on a trip to his family's home in North Carolina, where she bonds with her sister-in-law Ashley (Amy Adams), and learns new things about her husband.
When it's available: March 1
Sparks fly between Drew Barrymore and Hugh Grant in this rom-com about a musician and lyricist trying to write a hit song for a young pop star.
When it's available: March 1
Kat Dennings and Michael Cera star in this sweet 2008 film about an unlikely duo who go on a hunt for a mysterious band through NYC over the course of one wild night.
When it's available: March 1
Still haven't seen the Nicholas Sparks adaptation? Well, now you have no excuse.
When it's available: March 1
New York socialite Jasmine (Cate Blanchett) finds her marriage to a wealthy businessman (Alec Baldwin) collapsing, and flees to San Francisco to stay with her sister, Ginger (Sally Hawkins), whose boyfriends Jasmine doesn't approve of.
When it's available: March 8
Juanita (Alfre Woodard) finds herself stuck in a rut, and decides to shake things up by leaving her grown kids behind and searching for a fresh start.
When it's available: March 8
A book club exclusively dedicated to Jane Austen changes the lives of a group of readers going through various life struggles. The cast includes Hugh Dancy, Emily Blunt, Maria Bello, and more.
When it's available: March 8
The official description for this Netflix original film reads: "Eduard, a husband and father who loses his family in a tragic accident, travels to parallel universes to seek a better fate for his beloved wife." We can already feel the tears welling up.
When it's available: March 15
This Netflix original follows a shy, sheltered woman as she starts a new life in Rio.
When it's available: March 22
Two overworked assistants plot to hook their demanding bosses up in this hilarious romantic comedy.
Streaming now.
Sweet story? Two perfect leads? Off the charts chemistry? It all combines in this adaptation of Jenny Han's bestselling novel, so make sure you watch it ASAP.
Streaming now.
This delightful film tells the story of Willowdean Dickson (Danielle MacDonald), who decides to compete in her mother's (Jennifer Aniston) beauty pageant despite not looking like the average pageant queen.
Streaming now.
When a man (Adam Devine) discovers a way to travel back in time, he uses his newfound trick to attempt to woo his best friend (Alexandra Daddario) so she doesn't end up with her current fiancé (Robbie Amell).
Streaming now.
Despite falling in love at first sight, a man (Chris Evans) agrees to be "just friends" with a woman (Michelle Monaghan) who's already engaged.
Streaming now.
Carrie! Samantha! Miranda! Charlotte! They all reunite in the big screen adaptation of the long-running HBO series, and it couldn't be more perfect.
Streaming now.
When best friends Naomi (Victoria Justice) and Ely (Pierson Fode) both fall in love with the same guy, they find themselves wondering if their bond is strong enough to withstand the rift, and what matters more in life: friendship or romance?
Streaming now.
Mexican immigrant and single mother Flor (Paz Vega) works as a housekeeper for the Claskys (Téa Leoni, Adam Sandler), a well-off couple with two children. As time goes by, both Flor and her daughter find themselves drawn to the family in different ways.
Streaming now.
Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston star as two friends with a big secret between them in The Switch.
Streaming now.
Julia Roberts and Tom Hanks playing a teacher and community college student falling in love? Yes, please.
Streaming now.
The romantic dramedy that earned Jennifer Lawrence her Oscar is streaming on Netflix as we speak, so it's time you gave it a watch.
Streaming now.
A high school student (Joey King) finds herself falling for her best friend's older brother (Jacob Elordi) in this very cheesy, very entertaining rom-com.
Streaming now.
A Pittsburgh TSA agent (Jay Baruchel) falls for the drop dead gorgeous girl of his dreams (Alice Eve), but his low self-esteem threatens to ruin their relationship.
Streaming now.
Ryan Reynolds shows off his softer side in this 2008 film about a daughter (Abigail Breslin) trying to figure out the story of how her father met her mother.
Streaming now.
Lake Bell and Simon Pegg go from bitter enemies to sweeping each other off their feet in this British romantic comedy.
Streaming now.
Rosie and Alex have been best friends since they were little, but as they grow up, they start to realize that something more might be between them. Unfortunately the universe doesn't make it easy for either of them to figure it out.
Streaming now.
A woman (Salma Hayek) finds herself falling for the worst possible man: the college professor (Pierce Brosnan) who just had a baby with her younger sister (Jessica Alba).
Streaming now.
In this 2015 comedy, Jason Sudeikis and Alison Brie try their hand at playing sex addicts who are both desperate to find something real. Could it be with each other? We'll let you find out.
Streaming now.
No rom-com lover can call themselves a true fan of the genre if they haven't seen this 1984 classic about an angsty high schooler Samantha (Molly Ringwald) and her big ol' crush on dreamy senior Jake (Michael Schoeffling).
Streaming now.
Stranger Things alum Shannon Purser stars with RJ Cyler and Noah Centineo in Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, which is essentially Cyrano de Bergerac in high school (and with social media) in the mix.
Streaming now.
