Category: News
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Royer’s Flowers celebrating veterans with free red, white and blue bouquets on Nov. 11
Royer’s Flowers & Gifts will salute military veterans on Nov. 11 with free red, white and blue bouquets. The Veterans Day bouquets – featuring a red carnation, a white carnation and a blue bow – will be available in-store only at each of Royer’s 16 locations in Berks, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon and York…
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Catalogs usher in new season for our brand
When you’re a fourth-generation family-owned business nearing its 90th year in operation, you cherish your company history. But a hallmark of Royer’s Flowers & Gifts’ enduring legacy is honoring its past while still being willing and able to change course when circumstances dictate. That agility has made Royer’s one of the most successful florists in…
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‘Holidays for Heroes’ cards for service members and veterans being accepted Oct. 14-Nov. 16
One of our favorite annual traditions is returning Oct. 14 through Nov. 16. During that period, all Royer’s stores will collect holiday cards and coloring pages for service members and veterans. Royer’s has partnered with the American Red Cross “Holidays for Heroes” program for more than a decade. Cards and coloring pages may be dropped…
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‘Mom’ Royer honored as part of new ‘Women’s History of Lebanon County’ exhibit
“Mom” Royer and “Granny” Forney lived in different centuries, but their inspiring stories of business success have converged in the new “Women’s History of Lebanon County” exhibit at the Lebanon County Historical Society. They are among 41 women honored individually in the exhibit, which runs from October through March. Hannah “Mom” Royer, a native of…
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Behind the scenes of our new everyday selections brochure
The everyday selection brochure, which highlights many new products, is finally here! The 41-page booklet features photographs of our current selection of flower bouquets, arrangements, plants, gifts and more. It’s designed to help flower lovers find the perfect arrangement for every occasion and mood. There’s many different collections featured including the nautical-inspired “Nantucket” and “Cape…
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Royer’s Flowers & Gifts donates more than $11,000 to four mid-state nonprofits
Royer’s Flowers & Gifts has announced a new round of charitable donations totaling more than $11,000 to four mid-state nonprofits. The recipients and their awards: Family-owned Royer’s earmarks $10 from every sale of its Admiration arrangement for these donations. In the past decade, the arrangement has fueled donations of nearly $53,000. “We’re grateful for our…
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Royer’s Kids Club hosting free St. Patrick’s Day event March 11 in all stores
For the first time since the pandemic began, Royer’s Flowers & Gifts will host a free kids club event in all stores at 2 p.m. March 11. Children ages 5 to 12 will have an opportunity to make a St. Patrick’s Day arrangement with white and yellow daisy pom pons, leatherleaf fern, baby’s breath and…
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Royer’s Flowers opens heart of Valentine’s Day operation to news media
On Feb. 7, Royer’s Flowers & Gifts welcomed WGAL, abc27 and PennLive/The Patriot-News to the heart of its Valentine’s Day operation, at its corporate complex in Lebanon. Geoff Royer, vice president of central operations, noted the importance of ordering flowers early to guarantee availability. The pandemic has seen unprecedented demand for flowers that have become harder…
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Purchasing these arrangements supports local animal shelters
The needs of animal shelters are diverse, from pet food to cleaning supplies, toys to towels. And they are costly to address, especially for non-profit organizations. To help, Royer’s donates a portion of the profits from the sale of its Puppy in a Basket and Kitten in a Basket arrangements to animal shelters in…
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Royer’s Flowers presents American Red Cross with thousands of holiday cards for area veterans
Continuing an annual tradition, Royer’s Flowers & Gifts on Dec. 7, 2021, presented several thousand holiday cards and coloring pages to the American Red Cross for distribution to area veterans. Royer’s, which has participated in the Red Cross “Holidays for Heroes” program for nearly a decade, collected the cards from the public in each of…