How to Throw a Children’s Afternoon Tea Party.

GemmaWilliams — Thu, 08 Aug 2019 11:00:07 +0000

Pick a date and send out some creative invites
Whatever the theme may be you can tailor your invites accordingly whether it be fairies, unicorns or traditional afternoon tea setting.

Assorted sandwiches: keep things simple and choose two of your child’s favourite fillings, cut them out with cookie cutters to impress the guests.
Original Biscuit Bakers decorated gingerbread. Order some delightful treats to match the theme of the tea party, there’s plenty to choose from.
Other assorted sweet treats
‘Tea’ of choice- squash, fizzy pop, J20 etc.

Make your children’s afternoon tea party memorable. Cover the table with a pretty cloth, place themed centre pieces and table decorations such as small clusters of flowers, confetti and many more.
Of course you can’t forget the all-important ‘tea cups’ you can find a good selection of appropriate children’s cups online and in high street stores.

Art and crafts is always a great idea to get everyone involved. Create a craft station with glue, glitter, ribbons, stickers, paper and colouring pencils. Guests can decorate their own tiaras, wooden spoons to create their own fairy wands or do some colouring in.
Create a dress up station with a mirror and dress up clothes. Ensure there’s lots of costume jewellery, fun hats and maybe even some makeup (if you’re brave enough) for your little guests to try on.
Or alternatively bake some gingerbread shapes and have an edible creative station including icing tubes, sweets, sprinkles and edible glitter.

The perfect party favours are of course the party packs from the Original Biscuit Bakers website, you can choose from Fairy Princesses, assorted dinosaurs, assorted farmyard range and personalised Unicorns.

Afternoon Tea – Original Biscuit Bakers