CHILDREN’S TEA PARTIES

A real tea party, set just for them.

Real china, small cups, little sandwiches and something sweet, on a table styled for the birthday girl or boy. The kind of afternoon children remember being treated like guests.

A place setting with a gold charger, rose-patterned china, a white napkin and a pink cut-glass goblet tied with a ribbon.
A table in their colours
A glittered pink disco-ball place tag hand-lettered with a name, hung from the back of a gold Chiavari chair.
A name at every place
A brass candlestick tied with a pink satin bow, blush tapers and white hydrangea running along a white mantel.
The room dressed for the day

What we can do.

  • Style the table. Linens, china, flowers and a centerpiece in the colours or theme they choose.
  • Make the tea. Little sandwiches, fruit and sweets from our kitchen — built around what children will actually eat, and any allergies.
  • Dress the room. A balloon garland, a backdrop for photographs, place cards with every name.
  • Leave room for grown-ups. The built-in banquette and the rest of the room are theirs.

Menu and décor are finalized two weeks before the party. Tell us about any allergies on the dietary form.

Good to know

What about allergies?

Everything is made in our own kitchen. Tell us about allergies on the dietary form and we plan around them.

How long is a tea party?

Weekend half days run 9am to 2pm or 4pm to 9pm, so there is time to set up, celebrate and pack up gifts.

Is there room for the grown-ups?

Yes — the built-in banquette and the rest of the room are theirs.

Plan a tea party.

The birthday or occasion, the date and how many little guests. We will come back with ideas and availability.

Rather talk? Call or text 660-353-1440, or ask Angela to call you.

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