
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! And although we may not get snow, the slightly cooler temps and general festive mood makes Palm Beach County a great place to be.
Palm Beach does the holidays right! Everyday places are transformed into holiday paradises. These places aren’t just good for holiday cheer, but can also make for some awesome backdrops for engagement or wedding photos.
Check out some of our fav Palm Beach holiday photo spots and let us know what yours are in the comments!
1. Sandi the Holiday Sand Tree

Probably the most unique and fun West Palm Beach holiday traditions is Sandi the Holiday Sand Tree. It is a beautifully sculpted 35 foot “tree” made of 600 tons of sand. Each year she makes her debut at the Clematis by Night Tree Lighting and can be visited until the end of December.
I mean…come on…IT’S A SAND TREE! How epic will your photos be with a Sandi in the background?!?
2. Flagler Museum

If you want some absolutely stunning photos, you can never go wrong with the gorgeous Flagler Museum. During the holidays the museum is decked out in gorgeous, Gilded Age inspired decorations.
Traipse the museum grounds and stunning first floor of the museum for some amazing photo locations!
3. Unique Tree at the Royal Poinciana Plaza

One of my personal favorite’s is the tree at The Royal Poinciana Chapel. Each year a different designer is brought in to create a unique and totally Palm Beach tree. The grand reveal usually takes place after Thanksgiving and it’s such a treat.
Make sure to add this to your holiday photo op list. With different designs each year, you can make a holiday tradition!
4. Palm Beach Zoo Lights

Step into a glowing winter wonderland at Palm Beach Zoo Lights, the ultimate holiday photo op! Stroll beneath sparkling displays, snap pics with glowing animal sculptures, and let the vibrant lights turn every corner into a magical backdrop.
Whether you’re capturing cute couple shots or just living your festive best, Zoo Lights brings all the holiday vibes and then some. It’s cheerful, colorful, and guaranteed to brighten up your season (and your camera roll!).
5. Chanukah Celebrations

Chanukah doesn’t always get the pomp and circumstance that Christmas does, but that is not the case at Chabad of Boca Raton. They host quite a few events throughout the Festival of Lights for you to celebrate and take a great photos.
Our favorite is watching the live sculpting of the 6ft ice menorah at Boca Town Center Mall. It’s gorgeous!
6. 100 foot Tree in Delray Beach

Delray Beach’s iconic 100 foot Christmas tree is amazing! Not only is it adorned with beautiful lights and ornaments, but visitors can walk through the tree to discover even more decorations inside.
You can never go wrong with an iconic tree photo…especially when it stands 100 feet tall!
7. Palm Beach Holiday Boat Parade

Only in paradise can you twist the traditional holiday parade to feature boats cruising down the Intracoastal and man is it fun! The Palm Beach Boat Parade starts in North Palm Beach and works its way up north to Jupiter. You can also catch boat parades in Boynton Beach/Delray Beach and Boca Raton.
Research some great viewing spots to get the best photos. If you know someone participating in the parade, see if you can get on the boat!! That would make for some awesome photos.
8. Lake Worth Holiday Parade

There are tons of holiday parades throughout Palm Beach County, but our favorite is definitely the Lake Worth Holiday Parade. Now in its 52nd year, the parade gathers over 5,000 guests to line the streets of downtown Lake Worth. Each year has a fun and unique theme!
With all those people, it might be hard to take photos during the parade but it’s worth a shot!
9. Snowfall at CityPlace

Seeing snow at the holidays in Florida is quite rare…unless you head over to CityPlace! They have nightly snowfall, which is just magical. While you are there you can enjoy the gorgeous tree, dancing fountains, and great selection of shopping and dining options.
Don your best “snow” gear for some fun and festive photos.
We love these holiday photo spots in Palm Beach County. Where are you favorites?