If you love your community, and would like to be a part of making a positive impact on those who live there, then this could be the post for you. Even if you don't normally enter giveaways, you might want to enter this one because the winner will be your city!
The entry time is short (which means there are great odds to win!), so be sure to enter soon if interested!! Visit Old World Christmas to enter today!
The entry time is short (which means there are great odds to win!), so be sure to enter soon if interested!! Visit Old World Christmas to enter today!
Celebrate National Ornament Day with Old World Christmas:
Nominate Your City for the Largest Ornament Swap!
The holiday season is just around the corner, and Old World Christmas® is spreading joy in a BIG way! In celebration of National Ornament Day and their 45th anniversary, the premier brand of Christmas ornaments is embarking on a festive mission to find the perfect city to host their Largest Ornament Swap!
Imagine over those in your town gathering together to celebrate, playing holiday-themed games, and swapping beautifully handcrafted Old World Christmas ornaments—until each participant leaves with an exquisite artisanal keepsake for their tree. That’s exactly what’s happening, and the best part? Your city could be the one to host this magical event!
Old World Christmas is calling on cities and towns across the country to showcase their holiday pride. Whether your city goes all out with dazzling light displays or embraces charming traditions, now’s your chance to show off your community spirit! From September 25 through October 6, 2024, you can nominate your city by uploading a photo or video that captures the heart of your city’s holiday magic.
“We’ve spent 45 wonderful years becoming part of people’s holiday traditions, and now, it’s time to give back,” said Neal Applefeld, President & CEO of Old World Christmas. “We could easily choose a city, but we want our fans to show us their holiday pride and help us decide where the Largest Ornament Swap should take place!”
Once the nominations are in, the top 5 cities will go head-to-head in a vote on Old World Christmas’ Instagram and Facebook pages. The city with the most votes will host the event in November, kicking off the holiday season in style!
Old World Christmas has a wide range of over 1,600 stunning ornaments to choose from, whether you love timeless classics or quirky, modern designs. Don’t miss this chance to help bring the holiday spirit to your town in a way that only Old World Christmas can!
How to Nominate Your City:
Upload a photo or video that showcases your city’s holiday spirit by October 6, 2024, 11:59 PM PST.
Follow Old World Christmas on Instagram and Facebook to keep up with the voting process and event updates.
The winning city will be announced in October, and the Ornament Swap will be held in November!
Get ready to make your city shine this holiday season.
Visit Old World Christmas Ornament Swap to enter to win!
What a fantastic idea this is! Nominating my city would not only bring our community closer together but also help me make some new friends in the process. Stephanie
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea. I've always loved ornament swaps.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like such an amazing idea! I think it's such a great way to promote community and holiday cheer.
ReplyDeleteoh wow, I never heard of ornament swap, I LOVE THE IDEA, this is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to bring the community together in a time of hope and celebration. Too bad South Bend isn't worthy of such a nice gesture. We tried getting Lime Bikes to the community and they all ended up being tossed into the river. We just can't have nice things here :(
ReplyDeleteIt is such a good idea. Let a friend know, if you think it'd be good for their city. :) I'm sorry to hear about the Lime Bike incident. :(
DeleteI’m not much into Xmas, but this is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and festive idea to nominate a city for the largest ornament display! It’s a great way to spread holiday cheer and community spirit!
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