When Claire buys the gingerbread house she asks the shop owner to deliver it at 4. Later that night (it's dark out) there is a gingerbread-cookie-baking session where Claire announces she will be making her gingerbread house when everyone goes to sleep. The next scene she is answering the door in daylight with the same clothes on. This scene is out of sequence and should have shown before the cookie-making scene.
When Greta is in the wedding dress walking in the snow and she falls in the snow, the dress gets dirty. She falls down a hill and when she stops, the dress is no longer dirty.
The wedding dress that gets dirty and ripped is not the same dress that's repaired.
When the smoke alarm goes off in the cabin, Ben says, "There goes the bacon!" But when they go into the kitchen to check on it, it isn't even all the way crisp yet and couldn't possibly have created enough smoke to set off the alarm.
Greta falls down the hill while wearing the wedding dress, and as Ben picks her up, the snow visibly rebounds, indicating fake snow.
Ben believes that Greta is engaged but he still goes after her.
It's never explained why Peters, who went to college with Maggie, is working as a caretaker, a low-rung job for a college-educated man.
Greta walks out into the cold December air in a red strapless dress and no wrap (both Maggie and Claire have wraps), and Ben has his overcoat draped over his arm rather than putting it around her shoulders.
When Maggie sees Greta and asks who she is, she asks if she has a package, then adds, "Because all packages go through Peters." Maggie has no way of knowing that Greta has seen Peters, and a true stranger wouldn't know who Peters is. Maggie should have referred to him by his job (caretaker) rather than by name.
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