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Ripples Instagram Friendship Day ‘Share a Pair’ Contest

stephanieJuly 8, 2019
Friendship Day Series

In honor of International Friendship Day on July 30th, we’re sharing our favorite pairings in a friendly new collection of drink designs – and we want to invite you and your friends to get in on the creative fun!

What’s your favorite pair?

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Kim + Kanye?

Tell us and you could win 2 Amazon gift cards worth $125 each!

???HOW TO ENTER ???

1. Share your fun pair ideas in the comments of our official Instagram contest post
2. Tag a creative friend (or friends) to participate
3. Follow @drinkripples to qualify

That’s it ? May the best pair win!

See the full Ripples Friendship Day design collection below and read our full contest rules:  Terms & Conditions

 

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