Category: Contests
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Name-the-arrangement contest sparkles with ‘Merriment,’ chosen for new holiday design
By day, Jennifer Davis of Lebanon is an engineer, writing test plans for satellites. At night she comes back to earth with what she called her “email wind-down routine,” which is how Royer’s Flowers & Gifts’ name-the-arrangement contest came into her orbit. She submitted a couple entries, winning with “Merriment,” which put a figurative bow…
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Lebanon County resident wins this year’s Royer’s name-the-arrangement contest
Lisa Birkholz of South Lebanon Township, Lebanon County, always is eager for autumn. “Fall’s my favorite time of year,” she said. And with even more reason this year. Her submission in Royer’s Flowers & Gifts’ annual name-the-arrangement contest – “Fall Hues” – was selected as the winner among more than 500 online entries. Kathy Kissling’s…
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Royer’s Flowers accepting entries for kids club birthday card contest through July 15
The Royer’s Flowers & Gifts Kids Club is looking for its next birthday card design. Children ages 5 to 12 are eligible to participate in the kids club’s annual design contest. The winner will receive a free bouquet delivery on his or her birthday. The card is emailed to kids club members on their birthdays.…
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Mount Joy resident’s ‘Harvest Beauty’ wins Royer’s Flowers name-the-arrangement contest
When she first learned how to use email through her local library, Karen Good said, she was told to select three words for her address that represented things she liked. One of them was “rose,” which reflects her affinity for flowers. Good, of Mount Joy, Lancaster County, now has good reason to be fond…
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Royer’s Flowers contest asks customers to name new pumpkin arrangement
Candy corn is so popular that it seems to arrive in grocery stores earlier every year. Royer’s Flowers & Gifts’ annual name-the-arrangement contest is getting a head start on fall, too. The new all-around arrangement features a ceramic pumpkin, measures 12 inches high and 10 inches wide and comprises carnations and daisy poms in fall…
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Allison Rivera wins Royer’s Flowers birthday card design contest
Allison Rivera, 9, enjoys playing any game with a ball, including tennis with a neighbor. But regardless of whether the East Lampeter Township, Lancaster County, resident ever masters her forehand or backhand, she’s already a skilled freehand artist. “She loves to draw, loves to color,” said her mother, Debbie. “She always has.” And she’s gotten…
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One creative child will win a flower delivery in Royer’s annual birthday card design contest
Like the start of summer break itself, Royer’s Flowers & Gifts’ annual birthday card design contest presents a blank canvas. Royer’s is challenging children ages 5 to 12 to design an email birthday card that all Royer’s Kids Club members will receive in the year ahead. The artist with the winning entry will receive a…
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Carlisle resident wins Royer’s name-the-arrangement contest
Janet Wright said a carousel reminds her of an amusement park and happiness. That’s the vibe she was going for with her winning entry, “Carousel of Color,” in Royer’s Flowers & Gifts’ annual name-the-arrangement contest. Wright, of Carlisle, said she entered just once. Hers was among nearly 1,500 online submissions received between late July and…
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Paige Hershey is this year’s winner of the Royer’s Kids Club birthday card design contest
Lancaster County’s Paige Hershey didn’t sit idle during the pandemic. For one thing, the East Lampeter Township 12-year-old got busy entering contests. One was for photography, another for writing. “She’s just driven,” said Paige’s mother, Heather. That drive led to success for the seventh-grader. Paige had the winning entry in this year’s Royer’s Flowers &…
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You name it, you win it: Royer’s new arrangement
Every year for various reasons, Royer’s Flowers reworks approximately half of its arrangements. This year, one of those makeovers is the focus of Royer’s annual name-the-arrangement contest. This design features a clear dimple vase filled with sunflowers, carnations, daisy poms and charmelia, with accents of golden solidago and purple asters. It’s only lacking a name.…