How Do You Throw A Childrens Tea Party?
• Decide on a theme. There are many possibilities, including a princess tea party, fairy tea party, Victorian tea party, etc. • Decide on the day and time. Most often a weekend day is easiest for parents and children alike. Choose whether morning or afternoon tea fits the ages and schedules of the children best. • Hold morning tea any time between 10:00am and 12 noon. • Hold afternoon tea any time between 2:00pm and 5:00pm, possibly later if it’s summer time with long warm nights. • Try to avoid holidays, including a few days before, to ensure guests are able to attend. • Prepare your guest list. Aim to send invitations out at least two weeks ahead, or more if possible, to allow for the best possible turnout. Three to four weeks notice is best. • Let your child be involved in the planning and picking out of the tea party invitations, accessories, etc., to make it her own. • Make the invitations. For children, the cuter and more colourful, the better. Perhaps theme it on well-known tea
