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sweet vintage little girl tea party
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she is an amazing party planner and mom who was voted #9 on
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on top of that she is a total sweetheart and you will LOVE her!!
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I’m so excited to share our Vintage Tea Party with you! Call me a stick-in-the-mud, but I like a truly traditional tea party – and not a tea party mixed with any other activities you might find at a spa party or fairy party or princess party.
Just a good, old-fashioned tea party. So that’s what we had.
Just a good, old-fashioned tea party. So that’s what we had.
You can recreate this party using our Vintage Tea Party Plan and Vintage Tea Party Kit!
I used my china cabinet to display our food and desserts. Since the cabinet has a mirrored back, I covered the mirror in a pink and yellow rose-patterned chintz. (See my tutorial here.)
I drew inspiration from this delicate pink and yellow teacup. I am in love with this pattern and I pulled the party colors from it.
For serving pieces, I used white, glass, silver and added pops of pink. The mini stands holding the lemon curd and Devonshire cream I made using this tutorial from The Party Dress magazine. I also got lucky and found a pink hobnail vase for $4 the day before the party.
When it came to the sweets, I tried to incorporate the party colors. Treats included strawberries, blueberry white chocolate scones, cranberry orange scones, berry cupcakes, cotton candy cookies, meringue cookies, candy sticks, madeleines, and dark chocolate-dipped coconut macaroons. (I may have helped myself to a few of the macaroons.) The birthday cake was a white chocolate and raspberry 3-D teapot cake — so pretty!
Hope you like it!
Jennifer
be sure to check out the party activities too
and the rest of the party details and vendors!
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mindy starr
Ohmygosh, ADORABLE beyond belief! My 10 yo daughter just had her birthday.....I BEGGED her to let me do a tea party, but she wanted a luau instead, dangit!
ReplyDeleteSo so so cute! I have loved looking around your blog! Thanks for linking up to the CHQ Blog Hop! Happy to be following along. Hope to see you back next week!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! It' s a very cute and chic party.
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