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Your next tea party should probably have a theme, and one of the most beautiful options you have is to have it be a Victorian tea party. It is also a custom that has a long and illustrious history. Anna Maria, seventh Duchess of Bedford (1783–1857), was the first person to popularise the practise of…
The arrangement of the tea table at your party will largely be determined by the resources you have at your disposal as well as how you foresee your guests mixing with one another. When having tea, do you want everyone to be seated at the table, or are visitors welcome to sit anywhere they choose…
A sweet tea party gets its name from the fact that the host solely serves sweet treats during the tea. This is the ideal theme for a tea party if you don’t want to spend all day slaving away in the kitchen preparing the food since you don’t want to spend all day slaving away…
People generally have a very specific mental image in their head when they hear the phrase “high tea.” They see tiny cucumber sandwiches and fruit tarts being enjoyed by a group of elegantly dressed women throughout the afternoon. Nevertheless, this is not the case. The phrase “high tea” conjures up images of a royal gathering,…
When throwing a tea party, it’s useful to have some background knowledge on the many kinds of tea, as well as the process by which they are produced and the regions from where they originate. This information will come in handy when choosing which kind of tea to offer or when responding to the inquiries…
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