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Tea party and garden party invitation templates
Tea party and garden party invitation templates with florals, the afternoon's plan, the dress code and RSVP. Gentle, animated and easy to share.
Tea party and garden party invitation templates with florals, the afternoon's plan, the dress code and RSVP. Gentle, animated and easy to share.
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Sandwiches, scones and a pot of tea, indoors or under the trees: a design with flowers, the afternoon's time, a dress code if hats are in order and a reply card.
A short guide
A touch of formality suits it: “You are cordially invited to afternoon tea.” Then give the date, time, place, a reply date and any dress code. Say who it honours if it is a shower or a birthday, and mention whether children are welcome. For a kids’ party, playful wording about teddy bears works well.
Afternoon tea is the light mid-afternoon spread of sandwiches, scones and cakes. High tea, in its British origin, was a heartier early-evening meal, though in North America and many hotels it now often means the same fancy spread. If your invitation says either, also describe the food, so guests know what to expect.
Follow the invitation. If it’s a garden or hotel tea, a pretty dress, a blazer or smart separates are all suitable, and hats are a welcome touch when the host asks for them. For a child’s party, dress-up clothes are half the fun. As host, a brief note on dress spares guests the guesswork.
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Tell us the occasion, the colours and the mood. Design Genie, our AI designer, drafts one invitation with painted artwork and characters that come alive, usually in under ten minutes; ask for a revision if you like, and fill in the details as usual. $19.99 when you publish; nothing to pay to see the drafts.
