Win a Disney Princess Carriage from Dynacraft

How your princess can win her own set of wheels! White horses not included. | Sponsored Message

This is a sponsored message from Dynacraft In celebration of #PrincessWeek, Dynacraft will be giving one lucky little princess her own Disney Princess Carriage.  This way she can hit the road in royal style, whether she's racing around to save the world, or just heading back from the magical forest to the castle, when her royal parents call her in for dinner. To enter the Dyncraft Princess Contest, all you have to do is create a 15-second video answering the question What does it mean to be a Princess? and submit it on the Dynacraft contest page any time between now and Sunday, May 7. They'll pick one lucky winner to receive your own Disney Princess Carriage. That's a $398 value! If you need a little inspiration, watch this charming video of girls sharing what they think it means to be a princess. Their answers might surprise you. And their reactions to seeing the Disney Princess Carriage in action for the first time, are priceless. Head over to the Dynacraft Contest page to enter for a chance to win a free Disney Princess Carriage. To see other entries and for updates, follow the hashtags #DynacraftPrincess and #PrincessWeek on social media.  This has been a sponsored message from Dynacraft.

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