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Valentine Tea Party Ideas

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By Sarah W. Caron
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Tea parties are elegant events that bring a hint of tradition into a social atmosphere. Valentine tea parties are a great idea for groups of friends or young girls, lending a wonderful theme to this refined party concept.

    Invitations

  1. Send paper invitations one to two weeks in advance. Choose invitations appropriate for the Valentine's Day theme such as heart-shaped ones or ones in pinks and reds.
  2. The Hostess Role

  3. The hostess throws the party, invites guests, welcomes them, introduces guests to each other and ensures that the conversation keeps going. For a Valentine's tea party, conversation might revolve around romantic traditions and romance.
  4. Food for a Valentine Tea Party

  5. Typical fare for a tea party includes tea sandwiches, scones, biscuits and sweets. Put a Valentine's Day spin on things by serving heart-shaped foods. Cookie cutters can be used to cut sandwiches into heart shapes.
  6. Serving Tips

  7. Pick up some china, tea pots and cups and serving pieces that are adorned with hearts. Home Goods often carries a selection of items like this near Valentine's Day. Your local party store may also have appropriate items.
  8. Have a Valentine Grab Bag

  9. Have each guest come with a beautiful Valentine card with a special message written inside. Place all the cards into a basket and have each guest select one.
  10. Sweeten It Up

  11. Conversation hearts are a classic part of Valentine's Day. Set out a bowl of these, and encourage guests to read their message aloud.
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