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Tea Party Invitations
for Bridal Shower Teas, Baby Showers and Kids parties for little girls

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Tea Party Invitations
B325 Tea Party
7 x 5
"

Girls Victorian Parties
B326 Tea for Two
5 x 7
"

Bridal Shower Cards
B333 Formal Tea
7 x 5
"

Child Tea Party
B334 Wild Strawberries
7 x 5
"

Princess Tea Party Invitations
B968 Pink Palace
Princess Tea Party
7 x 5
"

Girls Tea Party
B332 Teapot
7 x 5
"

baby shower tea party
B327 Tea Train - Pink
7 x 5
"

Kids Party Invitations
B328 Backyard Tea Party
5 x 7
"

baby shower tea party
B255 Tea Train - Blue
7 x 5
"

daffodils
B606 Daffodils
7 x 5
"

Iris Bloom
B825 Iris Bloom
7 x 5
"

Our Floral Invitations are also favorites for Tea Parties.  Click here for Floral Designs

Tea Party Invitations

For a memorable celebration that is truly different, why not have a tea party?  Tea parties are adaptable to children or adults and can range from formal "high teas" to casual picnic tea parties.  Tea parties are traditionally held mid to late afternoon, but can even be held in the morning if you plan a light menu.  Some popular tea party ideas are:

Bridal Shower Tea Party
A tea party is a fun way to honor the bride-to-be in a unique way.  The shower can be planned as a typical bridal shower with the exception of serving tea and finger foods, or can elaborate on the theme.  One idea is to ask guest to bring tea-related gifts, such as dainty teacups, fancy napkins or even different varieties of tea.

Victorian Tea Party
A Victorian tea party is the perfect theme for Mother-Daughter parties.  You can ask your guests to come dressed in Victorian attire, or supply accessories to "dress up."  A Victorian Tea party can also be adapted to a tasteful lingerie bridal shower.  

Baby Shower Tea Party
Baby showers tend to come in groups, so it is nice to have a theme that is a little different than the typical shower.  A baby shower tea party is a fun way to honor the mother-to-be.  Be sure to serve both hot and cold tea and include some sandwiches or snacks that aren't sweet.  If you wish, you can request that guests bring a small freezable dish for the guest of honor, so she won't have to spend time cooking for a few days after the baby arrives.

Sip 'n See Tea Party
An old fashioned custom that is making a comeback is the sip 'n see tea party.  When the new baby is a few weeks old and the mother is ready to enjoy company, it is a fun way to introduce friends and co-workers to the new arrival.  Be sure to have at least two hostesses for the party, so one can help care for the baby if necessary.  The guest list should be small and the beginning and ending time should be included on the invitation.  Our Tea Train invitation is especially good for this occasion.

Picnic Tea Party
For mothers who work outside of the home, a picnic tea party is a great way to have a fun celebration for kids without having to spend a lot of time preparing before the party or cleaning up afterwards.  Plan outdoor activities and games and  instead of having the guests dress up, you may have a straw hat decorating contest.   Provide a straw hat for each guest, along with some plastic flowers, markers and decorations.  Small clay pots can be used for decorations and packets of flower seeds can be used as party favors.  For outdoor parties, the Backyard Tea Party invitation shown above is a favorite.  

Girl's Birthday Tea Party
A fancy tea party is one the birthday girl and her guests will long remember. Along with dressing up and meeting with friends, girls get a chance to practice their "company manners."  Dress-up costumes are offered by professional party planners, but it is fun and easy come up with your own.  Tiny girls will have fun choosing accessories like crowns and boas.  For older girls, you can provide glitter lotions, fingernail stickers and other makeup items that are currently popular for girls. Be sure to provide one or two disposable cameras so the girls can take before and after photos.

Tea Tasting Party
A tea tasting party is especially appreciated in the cold winter months.  You should provide 4-5 different varieties of tea, along with small sandwiches and cookies.  For women's groups and clubs, each guest can bring their own cup and saucer, along with one variety of tea.  Since the food is buffet style and only the tea needs to be served, it is easy to combine the tea tasting party with an awards ceremony or other club function. 

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