The tables were covered with white tablecloths and we made sure to use child-sized teacups and saucers. Even the food prepared by our bakery was made with a smaller size and taste in mind, suitable for children.
My team and I arrived and began to set up. Everything came together very well and excitement started to fill the air! For the center table (which was the focal point) I made a tall flower topiary topped with tons of flowers, ivy, and ribbons. To make the table feel as if it filled the room, I tied ribbons from the top of the topiary and draped them to the chairs to give the look of a Maypole. The ribbon was then tied into bows and attached to each chair.
Carolina charm magazine contacted me at The Gingham Patch to present a Young Ladies Etiquette Tea Party for their annual Charm Night Out. The event is always a huge success and I love the fact that it concentrates on promoting local women and their businesses. We were extremely pleased to take part in such an excellent event.
My trademark attorney contacted me a few weeks ago wanting to give his little girl a Princess Birthday tea party. Olive Ann will be tuning six and like many little girls her age Olive Ann loves princess “anything”. I was ecstatic and began to plan her royal birthday party that would make her princess for the day.
