The Washington State legislature has a tradition of honoring excellence across various fields, and this resolution recognizes the significance of the Apple Blossom Festival, the oldest major festival in the state, which has been celebrated since 1919. The festival, held in Wenatchee, attracts over 100,000 attendees over 11 days and aims to provide a family-oriented event that highlights the community's people, heritage, and fruit industry. A key feature of the festival is its royal court, which includes a queen and two princesses who serve as community ambassadors and leaders.

This resolution specifically honors the 2026 Apple Blossom Festival Royal Court, comprising Queen Brielle Precht and Princesses Kaylee Pearsons and Parker Averi, for their outstanding achievements in academics, community service, sports, and leadership. Each member of the royal court has demonstrated a commitment to their studies and community involvement, with plans for future contributions in fields such as nursing, neuroscience, and ecology conservation. The resolution calls for copies to be sent to the royal court members and festival organizers to acknowledge their accomplishments.