Christmas in Florida is a wonderful celebration amidst a pleasant weather. Floridians celebrate the holidays with fireworks, parades, sweet holiday treats, special stage shows and plenty of fun.
Palm trees twirled with lights, heralding angels and perky snowman glittering in the midday sun are worth seeing during the
Christmas time. Carolers dressed in dungarees and sleeves perform walking from door to door. Instead of hot cocoa they are entertained with ice cream sandwiches or tall glasses of sweetened ice tea.
Floridians decorate their Christmas tree with traditional ornaments, flowers and lights. However some Florida-style embellishments include shells, nautical themes and tropical treasures. The tree ornaments are made with a variety of materials like shells, driftwood, nautical rope and fishing lures. Nautical-themed lights can be a nice touch to the holiday tree. Tiny lighthouses, shells, fish, seagulls, lobsters boats and Disney characters like Mickey and Goofy make an exquisite display.
The darling resort of Florida or the Disney World dazzles with magnificent light displays, jubilant caroling, holiday storytelling, nightly snow flurries and more. Candlelight Procession one of Disney's most glorious holiday traditions, is a joyous retelling of the Christmas story by a celebrity narrator accompanied by orchestra and a mass choir.
Street parades, boat parades and golf cart parades marks the Christmas time in Florida. Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Parade includes Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, toy soldiers; giant gingerbread men and more greet guests along the route. Elaborate confectionary structures like life-size carousel, miniature chocolate African village and a giant gingerbread house are really a feast for the eyes.
To learn a bit more about Christmas in Florida explore
Christmas Carnivals.
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