Hello everyone,
It's been a while since we've had a "virtual" tea party. This one has a shabby chic/pink theme, and you're all invited - so, let's go!
It's been a while since we've had a "virtual" tea party. This one has a shabby chic/pink theme, and you're all invited - so, let's go!
We'll start by decorating with antique roses, candles and pearls.
...and maybe a pretty white bird cage filled with flowers or cupcakes.
I love this idea - take "shabby chic" paper and roll into cones. Fill with tiny sweets for party favors.
Tea in lovely vintage tea cups, of course!
Finger sandwiches, fruit and cookies
Another great idea - an ice bowl filled with sherbet.
...and a special cupcake for everyone to end the day!
Thank you for stopping by...I hope you enjoyed the party!
Until next time,
Cindy
Linking to Pink Saturday on How Sweet the Sound
Pictures courtesy Pinterest from the following (in order as they appear above)
heavenlybloomsblog.com
saddleworthshindigs
bing.com
warrengrovegardenblogspot.com
teatimemagazine.com
kathybrowngarden.blogspot.com
fashionsalade.com
Such a pretty post. I need to start collecting dainty china teacups!
ReplyDeleteA truly beautiful teaparty.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Always, Queenie
what a wonderful tea party! Thanks for uplifting my day Cindy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tea party! I love the cones made of pretty paper.
ReplyDeleteCindy,
ReplyDeleteI love your shabby chic tea party. The white bird cage is so sweet. I think these are the loveliest tea cups ever.
~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
Cindy, all of this is so beautiful and inviting! I would love one day, to actually have a tea party like this! Big Hugs ;o)
ReplyDeleteA lovely tea party Cindy! Thanks for inviting us. I really like the bird cage and the paper cones.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be fun to all get together for a real tea party!
Everything looks beautiful!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning tea party. Everything is so inviting & elegant.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend ~
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TTFN ~ Marydon
Tres elegant! Who couldn't love a party like this (every week, please!). Happy Pink Saturday!
ReplyDeleteHPS!
ReplyDeleteLove the paper used in those cones!
Gabriela
Looking pretty and love the ice bowl Martha Stewart does this for punch bowl sometimes. I would love to attend any of those pretty tea parties.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a lovely party. I hope you have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely Cindy! Visiting from Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeletePINK reminds is my entry.
Have a great weekend!
These images are absolutely GORGEOUS, Cindy -- so glad you shared. I like the bowl of pink sherbet.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Pink Saturday; have a wonderful weekend!
Denise
Well Thank you Cindy for a lovely Tea party, the finger sandwiches and tea were divine and now I'm enjoying the lovely cupcake. Have a fun pink filled weekend! Happy P.S. Hugs Marilou
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday Cindy, What a lovely tea party. Everything looks so beautiful. I love the look of the sherbet and the dish. Joyous Wishes, Linda
ReplyDeleteCindy I just tried to respond to your comment email and it was returned to me. I then sent regular email to you but it too was returned. I wanted to say thanks for your visit and comments and to let you know I found the mini dominoes at the Dollar Tree Store hanging on the wall with the children's toys. Have a great week, Joyous Wishes, Linda
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, what a beautiful tea! I wish I could really join you, but even so I enjoyed myself so much! Everything is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteNancy
You are so talented and creative. Such lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteThe lemonade set was popular during Victorian times. Mine belonged to my late parents and I treasure it. Thanks for your kind comment. Mildred
Everything is so pretty.So sweet and neat.
ReplyDeleteHappy PS
Laura
Loved the party!So pretty!Thank you for dropping by My blog.I'm glad I didn't miss your blog-Gorgeous
ReplyDeleteHello, I love the pictures for the shabby chic party. I had one when my daughter was younger some ten years ago. We were always doing themed tea parties and still do. take care, Darlene
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! So many lovely ideas - I will have to use some of them the next time I have a party!
ReplyDeleteJennelise
Beautiful little tea party - wonderful ides, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely party! Thanks for the little break!!
ReplyDeleteI love that look. I would like to make those paper things. I was thinking of going to Michaels and getting a punch that did the edges like that. I have loads of paper and thought it would make some nice cards and envelopes. I love the tea cups. When in England I saw some great ones for the Jubilee but did not want to risk bringing them back. Apart from that my credit card didn't work there and that was just as well.
ReplyDeleteJanice