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- The wedding of the scarecrows premieres on BBC One & BBC iPlayer on December 25 – 3:10 PM GMT / 10:10 AM ET
The wedding of the scarecrows is the BBC’s brand new animated Christmas special based on Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s beloved picture book, adapted by Magic Light Pictures. Narrated by Sophie Okonedo and starring Jessie Buckley, Domhnall Gleeson and Rob Brydon, it’s a charming half-hour tale of love, loyalty and a wedding to remember – perfect festive viewing for families.
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How to watch The Scarecrows’ Wedding for free on BBC iPlayer
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Scarecrows’ Wedding: FAQ
When is The Scarecrows’ Wedding on TV? Christmas Day (Wednesday 25 December 2025) at 15.10 on BBC One in the UK.
Will it be on BBC iPlayer and is it free? Yes. It streams live during the broadcast and will be available on demand on BBC iPlayer in the UK for free after the broadcast.
Do I need a TV license to watch iPlayer? In the UK, you need a TV license to watch BBC iPlayer content live or on demand.
Can I watch it outside the UK? BBC iPlayer is geographically restricted to the UK. If you’re abroad, you may be able to access iPlayer with a VPN. Availability may also follow later via local platforms as rights are sold internationally.
How long is it? It’s a single 30-minute special, not a series
Who is in the voice cast? Sophie Okonedo narrates, with Jessie Buckley as Betty O’Barley, Domhnall Gleeson as Harry O’Hay and Rob Brydon as Reginald Rake.
Who made it? It is produced by Magic Light Pictures for the BBC and adapted from the book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.
Is there a confirmed platform in the US, Canada or Australia? No official simultaneous release has been announced for these regions. The special may arrive later via local streaming services or digital purchase once international distribution is confirmed.
What devices is BBC iPlayer available on?
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