How to Throw a Spring Tea Party

Send out invitations., Decide which supplies you already have and which you need to get., Consider using a tablecloth with a springtime theme., Choose the items needed for the garden space., If you need one, buy a tea-set. , Purchase the food...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Send out invitations.

    Use pastel colors on the invitations.

    Decorate with a lovely springtime design, such as little flowers.

    Send one to each person you'd like to come.
  2. Step 2: Decide which supplies you already have and which you need to get.

    If you don't have everything, plan a shopping trip. , This could be pastel colored, or something with floral, etc. designs on it.

    A white tablecloth is also a good choice, although it shows stains easily.

    Consider using flowers for decorations.

    You'll need vases or bowls to hold them in. , Do you already have outdoor furniture? If not, hire or buy some; get a foldout table and some chairs.

    Springtime cushions for the chairs will add a pleasant touch. ,, If you're not going to make all of the food, order or purchase cookies, croissants, and cupcakes.

    If you are going to use store bought tea, then buy the tea as well as everything else. , Decide what can be made the day before and what needs to be made on the day.

    Anything fresh, such as scones and whipped cream, should be made a few hours prior to the tea party.

    Some food ideas include:
    Pastries, cookies, maybe cupcakes Crackers and Brie cheese, cream cheese and salmon Lemon and orange slices for the tea Strawberries and blueberries Salad avocado, tomatoes. cucumber, alfalfa sprouts. , Put up the table and set up all the chairs. , If it's tea leaf tea, then follow the directions on the packaging. , Get your teapot and put a teapot strainer in in it.

    Put mint leaves in the strainer and leave them be.

    Boil some water and put it in the teapot.

    Let the mint leaves steep for about 3 minutes. , There is a dramatic way of serving.

    First, sit everyone down and give a brief speech about how happy you are that they came.

    Then if you have a family member or friend, ask them to be the server.

    First, have them bring out the cookies, croissants, and cupcakes.

    Let your guest eat those for a minute.

    Make sure there's still some left! Then bring out the tea in little cups. ,
  3. Step 3: Consider using a tablecloth with a springtime theme.

  4. Step 4: Choose the items needed for the garden space.

  5. Step 5: If you need one

  6. Step 6: buy a tea-set.

  7. Step 7: Purchase the food ingredients.

  8. Step 8: Prepare the food.

  9. Step 9: On the day of the party

  10. Step 10: set up.

  11. Step 11: About 10 minutes before everyone arrives

  12. Step 12: make the tea.

  13. Step 13: Make herbal tea.

  14. Step 14: Serve.

  15. Step 15: Finished.

Detailed Guide

Use pastel colors on the invitations.

Decorate with a lovely springtime design, such as little flowers.

Send one to each person you'd like to come.

If you don't have everything, plan a shopping trip. , This could be pastel colored, or something with floral, etc. designs on it.

A white tablecloth is also a good choice, although it shows stains easily.

Consider using flowers for decorations.

You'll need vases or bowls to hold them in. , Do you already have outdoor furniture? If not, hire or buy some; get a foldout table and some chairs.

Springtime cushions for the chairs will add a pleasant touch. ,, If you're not going to make all of the food, order or purchase cookies, croissants, and cupcakes.

If you are going to use store bought tea, then buy the tea as well as everything else. , Decide what can be made the day before and what needs to be made on the day.

Anything fresh, such as scones and whipped cream, should be made a few hours prior to the tea party.

Some food ideas include:
Pastries, cookies, maybe cupcakes Crackers and Brie cheese, cream cheese and salmon Lemon and orange slices for the tea Strawberries and blueberries Salad avocado, tomatoes. cucumber, alfalfa sprouts. , Put up the table and set up all the chairs. , If it's tea leaf tea, then follow the directions on the packaging. , Get your teapot and put a teapot strainer in in it.

Put mint leaves in the strainer and leave them be.

Boil some water and put it in the teapot.

Let the mint leaves steep for about 3 minutes. , There is a dramatic way of serving.

First, sit everyone down and give a brief speech about how happy you are that they came.

Then if you have a family member or friend, ask them to be the server.

First, have them bring out the cookies, croissants, and cupcakes.

Let your guest eat those for a minute.

Make sure there's still some left! Then bring out the tea in little cups. ,

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