The tea social had a floral motif so of course, I had to bring the Garden Party Oolong by Whittard Chelsea.
A colleague also brought in rainbow lemonade iced tea by Davids Tea.
Pretty paper napkins always elevate a tea social!
I think this was the healthiest tea social we've ever had!
I got distracted and forgot to photograph: Tortilla chips (for the dips); cheese and crackers; another green salad.
Even the the desserts were fairly healthy!
Bottom right: they look like teabags, but they're actually cookies with white chocolates.
I so love reading about your genteel tea socials, Margie. Having violin music must’ve really soothed the soul. Your napkins, plates and teas are wonderful, and the food looked so yummy. Thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteChá é sempre muito bom.
ReplyDeleteAo som de violino deve ter sido maravilhoso.
bjs
It sounds like a delightful tea party, complete with live music! Love those pretty napkins and the tea bag cookies!
ReplyDeleteThat tea social looks simply divine Margie! LOVE those adorable napkins! Was that iced tea good? Everything looks so pretty and yummy. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteViolin music made your tea social all the much nicer. Years and years ago I took violin lessons, but never followed through with them.
ReplyDeletePrecious and unique time!Great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful tea party, Margie! The food, the tea, and the violin music made it extra special, I know. I have my father's violin hanging on the wall in our family room. Thanks for sharing another fun social with us. Hope your week is going well.
ReplyDeleteMargie, I so love your tea socials at work! If I had attended this one, I would have brought cucumber and tomato tea sandwiches (my little garden is really producing right now!).
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