Category: Tea Party


May
2021

Tea Party Menu Ideas For Your Event

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What are the perfect teas to serve at a tea party? Well, you can serve any type of tea from around the world. Of course, the most popular choices are Chinese black tea, oolong tea, and green tea. For a true American tea party, you could serve an English breakfast tea, especially if you’re having guests over. One of my favorites is sugar cookies.

But why stop at tea? Why not serve cookies and brownies for your tea party as well? It’s a delicious way to keep your guests’ appetites revved up without serving them the actual beverage. They’ll also help you save on some calories!

Here are some delicious options for your tea party menu. One option is to offer miniaturized versions of these foods that can be taken home. You could make mini versions of cookies and cupcakes, or melt chocolate chips in a microwave and then scoop out mini cookies. Another idea is to have miniaturized versions of fruit desserts, such as fruit cake and pudding. And if you have some fresh strawberries sitting around, you could offer strawberry shortcake mini cupcakes as well.

Many people enjoy iced tea, so you might want to consider serving iced tea in addition to your regular tea parties. You could have an ice tea mix made with iced tea leaves, or you could have tea infusers that add the iced tea to the mix. Another option would be to make your own homemade ice tea mix. All you need is about two cups of low-fat milk, a small piece of ice, and three or four tea leaves. You can strain the mixture into small glasses and serve it with crackers to go along with your main meal.

A traditional tea party menu would include lots of delicious desserts. One option would be to have sugar cookies. Another option is to offer sugarless chocolate chip cookies. Some guests might appreciate a lemon meringue pie, and you can also have a variety of different desserts that are low in sugar, such as no-sugar chocolate cake, which is very refreshing during the hot summer months. Another dessert that you could consider would be lemon cakes, which are also very low in sugar.

Your tea party menu can also include finger sandwiches. Finger sandwiches are very easy to prepare, and they’re a nice change of pace from the traditional dinner. Instead of having a full meal, your guests can enjoy a few finger sandwiches to help fill them up between courses. Finger sandwiches can include beef, turkey, chicken, ham, or cheese. You can even have a variety of different fillings, such as spinach Artichoke spinach sausage, ham breast, and chicken liver. For an extra boost of flavor, you can have a lemon wedge on top for an authentic touch to your finger sandwiches.

Another delicious option on your tea party menu would be a fruit and yogurt parlor. You can offer an assortment of different pastries, including lemon bars and pita sandwich bars, along with creamy parmesan and other delicious goodies. For dessert, you can have fruit and cheese fudge. This dessert would be a good option for an afternoon tea, and it’s something that almost everyone will love. It’s a good idea to have several different flavors available for guests to choose from so that there is something for everyone. An apple pie fudge and a strawberry shortcake fudge are very popular choices for this type of dessert.

For beverages, you can have tea and coffee, tea and juice, or tea and iced tea. If you serve iced tea, you should provide ice cubes in order to keep your guests cool. You may want to consider putting some milk in the tea bags in order to make them taste better. If you serve iced coffee, then you should use either skim milk or coconut milk. Coconut milk will help cut down on the cream in coffee and it will also keep the coffee from melting into a puddle on the iced coffee maker.


May
2021

Fall Wedding Decorations – Simple and Elegant Tea Party Costumes

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Any time is a good time to throw a tea party; nowadays it seems to be a staple event for many couples who want to reconnect over a great cup of tea. It s also a comfortable and warm way to bring all your gal friends and family members together for a lovely afternoon of scrumptious tea, delicious pastries, and an excuse to wear some of your sweetest and most feminine of attires. So when is the best time to host one? Here are some ideas:

Spring and summer are the most wonderful seasons of the year to celebrate such an event. The bright colors, breezy weather, and gentle breezes make it an ideal time for a tea party. To kick things off, simple floral centerpieces would be a nice choice, perhaps in the shape of leaves or ballerinas (or even just simple old vases or bowls). Or, you could choose to use a simple place setting design. Place an elaborate vase or elaborate pot on the center of the table, then fill it with floral arrangements in the same color as the vase or pot. It would be an interesting way to introduce your guests to the colors and scents of your wedding and would be a nice conversation starter for those who aren’t sure what to expect at the wedding.

Fall weddings are also a great way to kick off tea party decorations in the fall. A beautiful harvest celebration table centerpiece could be constructed out of autumnal fruits or if you are having a winter wedding, pumpkins. The perfect accompaniment to your harvest centerpiece would be some fresh, toasted bread or spiced apple cider. Your guests will love the chance to indulge in something different than just turkey, roast, and potatoes.
Another idea for tea party decorations in the fall is to make your centerpieces a little more seasonal. There is nothing quite as beautiful as wedding chicks in bloom, but there are so many amazing spring and summer flowers that show us that there is life outside of summer and fall. A great centerpiece might be some ferns that have been placed on spindles with flowers dotting the tips. You could also choose to use baby’s breath or tiny pumpkins as table centerpieces for the tables.

Of course, tea time is not complete without a variety of seasonal decorations. One idea for inexpensive wedding decorating is to create a garland of seasonal flowers. Purchase garlands that are at least 2 feet tall and made of twigs, leaves, branches, and colorful fabrics. Use these items to create simple but festive garlands that will bring warm color and beauty to any table. You can make your own garland with fabric, ribbon, and needle, or if you want a nicer look, buy a pre-made garland kit that includes all of the materials you need to construct the garland.
Pom poms are another wonderful addition to your tea party decorations. These simple decorations consist of a stick with a knot on the end that is tied to the pole of each chair’s leg. These pom poms can be made in a variety of colors and can be kept as simple as a stick on a stick and used to accent the centerpieces or as complex as creating a circle or a colorful spiral with pom poms.

If you want something a bit less elaborate to go along with your fall wedding, you can also create teapot or tea cozy decorations. A tea cozy is simply a fancy name for a decorative bowl or wicker basket that is filled with tea. To create these adorable items, all you need are some tea light candles and tea-colored candles that are shaped like leaves or flowers. You can find these cute little containers at most craft stores or you may want to shop online to find the perfect one for your big day.

A centerpiece is always an essential part of any wedding. At your fall wedding, you will want to use your imagination when choosing the perfect centerpiece for your table. A tea party centerpiece can either be simple or extravagant, simple or elaborate. If you want something a bit more traditional, a fall centerpiece idea that you can add to your tea parties is inexpensive glass coasters that are decorated with leaves and branches. Add this centerpiece to your table during your tea parties and you will be sure to capture all of the special memories of this special occasion.


May
2021

Tea Party Sets: How to Do It Right

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Nothing makes a perfect holiday better than serving an authentic, delicious tea party set to guests as they enjoy the fruits of your labor. There are many styles and designs available that will not only look wonderful, but also serve the purpose. The following article is geared toward those who are new to tea time and want to provide their guests with the familiar sights and smells of this popular beverage:

Ceramic cups and saucers are the most common material for serving tea. While there are plenty of beautiful printed plastic cups available, nothing compares to the beauty of one of these specially designed ceramics. Ceramic has several advantages over plastic. It heats up quickly and maintains a constant temperature, allowing you to use just enough cups at a time, and you do not have to worry about plastic spilling all over the place when hot tea is served.

Plastic cups and saucers can warp or melt under heat. They also stain very easily. If you want to provide your guests with the best tea party possible, your first consideration should be quality over appearance. Your tea party set includes a special lid for each individual serving utensil, so choosing one that fits snugly and fits the style of each individual cup is a good first step.

In addition to having the best-looking tea set you can find, your tea set should also have the right cups for serving. Ceramic teapots come in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, finishes, and colors to suit any decorating scheme. Silicone mugs fit nicely into tea cups, and they keep the drink cool while it sits on the table. If you are serving black or green teas, choose a mug with an internal mesh filter that will keep leaves and dirt from discoloring the drink.

Another important part of your tea party is the utensils you use to serve the beverage. Choose simple, solid silver spoons and forks for serving hot or cold beverages, or go for fancy decorative spoons and knives. A high quality serving spoon will last for years. Choose spoons and forks that match the general theme of the table. If you are serving fruit, you can get plastic fruit cups, or if you would prefer your guests keep their utensils down to a minimum, use paper plates instead.

If you are sewing the pieces together yourself, be sure to take careful measurements beforehand. If you are putting together several small cups, make sure they are all the same size, or at least the same size apart. Sew small pieces first, then put the larger pieces on top of the smaller ones. If you do not want the teacups to bunch up, pick a fabric that does not wrinkle easily, such as an old pair of baby socks. Do not sew the seams, though until the pieces have dried so the pieces will lay flat when you put them together.

Once you have all of your finger embroidery, rubber stitch and zigzag finishing completed, take a measurement of the assembled length of your teapot and mark off three places where you would like the handle pieces to fit. Use these three spots to mark lines to cut the ribbon, or any other material you wish to put inside the teapot. Match up the handle pieces together and sew them together along the three lined line. You now have a beautiful finished project, one that your guests will love!

To finish off your handmade teapot, gather all of your pieces together. If your pieces are too big, glue them onto one another using tape. If your pieces are too small, stitch or glue them together but do not seal them. After all of the loose ends are sewn, stuff them into the teacups and then use rubber bands to hold the cups in place. This is also a great time to stuff the teacups with something special. Consider filling them with chocolates or mint leaves for a sweet scent, or fill them with strawberries for a raspberry flavor.