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How we’d spend a festive weekend in Mount Pleasant, SC

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It’s time to start planning your holiday vacay.

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Looking for a coastal getaway full of holiday cheer? Enter: A weekend trip to Mount Pleasant, SC.

Just 30 minutes from Charleston, this charming town lights up for the season with festive decor, holiday markets, and one of the Lowcountry’s largest Christmas parades. If we only had a weekend in December, here’s what we’d do:

🎁 Friday, Dec. 12
Stroll through Shem Creek or The Old Village to admire homes decked out in twinkling lights, then pop into Mount Pleasant Towne Centre or the boutiques along Pitt Street for unique gifts and local finds.

🎄 Saturday, Dec. 13
Soak up the holiday spirit at the annual Holiday Market & Craft Show, featuring handcrafted works by local artisans, baked goods, and live entertainment.

✨ Sunday, Dec. 14
Catch the Mount Pleasant Christmas Light Parade along West Coleman Boulevard, kicking off with a dazzling fireworks show. Wrap up the weekend with a relaxing walk in one of the town’s scenic parks.

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