Let's Par-Tea, DIY Tea Party Guide

Let's Part-Tea!

We had a fun at home DIY tea party over the weekend! Follow this party guide to host your own tea party at home.

Tea Party Invitations:

First things first, all party’s need invitations! I’ve included a fully scripted one and a blank template for you to write-in your at home party details.

Download here: ParTea Invites

Tea Party Decor:

Print our free Par-Tea Kit for your party decorations.

Included in our free printable party pack:

Party Flags, we used these to make wands
Mini Party Flags, I attached these to straws, but can also be used as cupcake toppers
Party Banner
Printable Activity

Download Free Party Pack Here: ParTea Kit

We also found THIS “lace” plastic table cloth for only $2 at Dollar General which gave our tea party a fancy flair and made for an easy clean-up (win-win!)

Tea Party Food:

I served Fairy Bread for our tea party snack. Making this magical treat is SO easy! Simply spread softened butter on white bread with the ends cut off and top with sprinkles. It may sound a bit odd, but children love it!

Tea Party Drinks:

Well a tea party wouldn’t be a tea party without TEA! Since the boys are younger I opted for a cold brew iced tea instead of traditional hot tea. We used THIS Cold Brew Rasberry Iced Tea and drank it out of our tea cups!

Tea Party Activities & Games:

After we had our tea party snacks and drank some tea we decorated our own teapots by coloring in the printable included in the party kit linked above. You can also flip the page over once your done coloring and play some fun games like Tic Tac Toe, Dots, and Hangman. Have time for a movie? Watch Alice in Wonderland together during or after your tea party!

Tea Party Attire:

We opted to get dressed up for our DIY tea party at home. Landon wore a polo shirt, Adrian wore a blazer, and I of course couldn’t pass up a chance to pull out my tutu and tiara.