Who doesn't love a tea party? Simple, elegant, and can easily translate to a children's party.
Get the Look
Coterie Party Pale Pink Pinstripe Tablecloth
EnFete Tea Party Chintz Paper Plates
Hooray Days Blush Rose Gold Paper Napkins
Glitter Party Co Pale Pink Wooden Cutlery Set
Dill Pickle Picnic Blush Pink Cupcake Wrappers
OhRoxie Pink Rose Cupcake Topper
The Party Darling Floral Paper Teacups and Saucers
EnFete Garden Tea Party Backdrop Fans
Tara's Wonderworld Afternoon Tea Party Banner
What to Eat
Tea Sandwiches are the obvious choice when it comes to tea party fare.
And it would be completely bonkers for you to not include some scones with jam and clotted cream, iced buns, tea loaves, and other bite size offerings.
What to Drink
Offering guests a variety of loose teas is a fun way to try new blends and flavors. Include a mix of herbal, black, green, oolong, etc with accompaniments such as lemon slices, mint leaves, sugar cubes and cream.
I would also consider adding a pitcher of cucumber water and a bottle of Rose.