Please join me for tea! I'm very excited about the weather here in Montreal. Its so beautiful that I could probably entertain every one dans le jardin (in the garden). I'm so happy that you can join me for a special TEA PARTY brought to you by the letter T.
PLEASE, TAKE A SEAT:
I'm using my best china especially for you:
This fancy teapot was something that I came across and fell in love with. At first, I thought it was a coffee pot but its a more stylish, elongated tea pot. I love it! I will be brewing a nice pot of tea in honor of your visit.
I'm in love with Moroccan tea glasses and these look lovely at a tea party! I was living in Qatar last year and bought these glasses as well as a full Arabian Tea set (picture above).
I will also be serving mint tea which is very popular in the Middle East. It was surprising to learn that men only are in charge of serving it....
I added a little color to the table by adding some flowers!
My tea party consist of finger foods such as little sandwiches. When I was little my mom threw me a birthday tea party and we had petits fours like the ones pictured above! They are so simple and add a fun touch to any kind of party!
I love my metal lace cake pedestal for serving either cupcakes or petits fours!
I do hope You enjoyed the Tea Party! Please come again!
Today I've joined Jenny Matlock at Alphabe-Thursday! If you are interested in discovering new blogs and interesting posts, please click hereI do hope You enjoyed the Tea Party! Please come again!
I'm linking up with Cheryl at Tidy Mom. If you want to join click here
and with Tara at The Friendly TreeHouse. To join other fun blogs. click here
and finally with Holly at 504 Main. She is hosting Tickled Pink. If you want to join, just click here and
Laurie at Bargain Hunting and Chatting. She has an interesting blog hop on Saturday: A Few of my Favorite Things. Click here to join!
and finally with Holly at 504 Main. She is hosting Tickled Pink. If you want to join, just click here and
Laurie at Bargain Hunting and Chatting. She has an interesting blog hop on Saturday: A Few of my Favorite Things. Click here to join!
Thank you how kind to invite a total stranger to tea. Being English I love afternoon tea. I am not a fan of make it in the cup tea but having a pot of tea is just the best. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThe Moroccan tea cups are beautiful! And I love petit fours. They are so pretty. I probably would never make them, though.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely! Tasting tea and treats with you in your beautiful setting was T-riffic! Thanks for posting and sharing such wonderful pics!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tea party~ I love the Morrocan tea glasses... your treats look tasty too :-)
ReplyDeleteYou said Tea party, and I popped right on over LOL! Gorgeous tea things, thank you for inviting me :) .
ReplyDeleteLovely blog, I'll be back!
Blessings,
Catherine :)
TEA parties are such fun and yours is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing and be sure to come visit my TEA party too!!!
ReplyDeleteLove all the pretty teacups and teapots. Thanks so much for coming by and following. I will do the same.
ReplyDeleteWOW....those are beautiful tea cups and pots...the glasses are gorgeous too. You really did break out all your finest for us...thank you it was delightful on the eyes!
ReplyDeleteI did so much enjoy my visit with you - the petits fours were delicious!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend,
LOLA:)
PS Mine’s HERE!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I am glad I returned the favor, what a lovely tea party! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat strikingly beautiful pix of your tea-ware and table settings!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. My latest posts are “The Power” and “The Triumphant Heart.”
Cheers,
Ron
http://inspiredbyron.blogspot.com/
thanks for the invite, love those dishes :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for the invite - I'll be right over to enjoy some tea and petites! :)
ReplyDelete~angela @ peonypatch
www.mccalled.com/peonypatch
I'm not a tea drinker, but I love the Moroccan tea glasses; I could almost be tempted...
ReplyDeleteBy the way - How are the family with the burned down house?
What a beautiful T post. I love your teacups, beautiful. And your tea and peptitfours were perfect.I loved it. I am glad you like my country
ReplyDeleteoh, thanks for the invite, and thanks for visiting my blog ... your Tea party looks perfect ... I love the fancy tea pot!
ReplyDeletenice! what beautiful cups and delicious desserts, quite enchanting
ReplyDeletehave an extra sweets on me
yOU are quite the hostess! the tea was lovely and the decor was FAB!
ReplyDeleteSuper fun!
shell
gypsylemonade.blogspot.com
I LOVE. LOVE. LOVE the lace cake pedestal!!! So pretty and feminine. I also love the chunky legs of the table. I'm gonna look around your blog. Hope I can see some pics of the table. If not, you need to post some!!!
ReplyDeleteAnne-Marie, thank you so much for leaving a comment on my blog and for inviting me to visit your blog. I'm thrilled that I found you online and I think that your blog is absolutely delightful. I really enjoyed the "tea party" and you are a treasured hostess. The tea cups and saucers are beautiful and the sweet treats are to die for.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to meet you.
Thanks for commenting on my blog. I love your table! What a great room. That's one thing I miss living here in AZ--everything is so relatively new that there is little character.
ReplyDeleteWe went to Morocco two years ago and I must say it is one of my favorite places ever. EVER!
I'm adding you to my blogroll. I'll be back!
I love all the teacups and teapots. They are all lovely. Great T post.
ReplyDeleteAnne-Marie! Oh what a lovely, lovely link for Alphabe-Thursday's Letter "T"!
ReplyDeleteYour pictures and prose are absolutely charming. I might be in love with your tea glasses and the filigree cake stand!
It is lovely to see you add your unique perspective to this meme...and I am so happy you joined us with this terrific post!
A+
I love the mint tea and the petite fours were wonderful too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely party, thank you for the invite. I had an 11 hour day today, and this would be the perfect way to unwind. The table in the garden is just beautiful! Thanks for stopping by, glad you got a kick out of the odd words I came up with. Kathy
ReplyDeleteohhhh that cake plate is stunning. Love your T cups
ReplyDeleteLove all your tea things! I would love to join you for tea. I like the teas with a little spice in them.
ReplyDeletelove tea,
ReplyDeleteadmirable tea sets...
Happy Thursday!
thanks for reading picky and leaving it some love. :]
ReplyDeletei dig those tea glasses. very cool.
Hi ! I will have some tea please and I love your moroccon tea glasses . Thanks for being a friend and follower ! Your sandwiches and petit fours are delicious . Yum :) I hope you are having a Terrific Day , TTYL!
ReplyDeleteThank you for inviting me to tea with you today, milk no sugar for me please.
ReplyDeleteI'll take one of those scrummy looking petit fours with it too, s.v.p.
Oh, how lovely it all looks.
Maggie
I have never seen Moroccan tea glasses before. I can see why you like them! Thanks for the tea. I enjoyed my visit. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for inviting me to your tea party. With milk and sugar in one of those pretty cups, please! Those Moroccan tea glasses look pretty, bu I am afraid I might break one. May I have one of those petit fours please? Yes, that one, the lavender one, please.
ReplyDeleteAh, that was delicious! Thank you so much! Now whenever you have the time you can visit me in my garden!
Best wishes,
Anna
Anna's Ts
absolutely gorgeous tea party! what time shall i be there?
ReplyDeletei think the elongated tea pot might be a chocolate pot...i inherited something similar from my gran many years ago...and she told me that it was meant to hold and serve hot chocolate. but that doesn't mean it can't hold tea!
Such a delightful and elegant tea, Anne-Marie! I adore petite fours!
ReplyDeleteBonjour, ca va
ReplyDeletethanks for your comment on my trees. I had so many visitors this week because teacher put me at the front of the class!
I always love a tea party and yours is glorious! I adore those Moroccan tea glasses...I would love to add them to my tea party!
ReplyDeleteHolly
504 Main
So pretty! My grandma collected china teacups (as a good Canadian) and my mom has some gorgeous ones. I love the Moroccan glasses.
ReplyDeleteI love tea parties...thanks for the peek!
ReplyDeleteAnn-Marie Nice to "meet" you! I love and totally agree with your philosophy on gratitude! You have a beautiful collection of teacups and tea pots. They are among my "favorite things" too--and petit fours certainly are--It's probably a good thing I cannot master making them at home :)
ReplyDeleteThis has to be one of the most beautiful tea parties I've ever seen :) Beautiful tea pots and cups!
ReplyDeleteHappy SITS Saturday Sharefest!
Bonjour! C'est moi, Laurie.Como ca va? From Cajun Louisiana transplated in Honduras. Your post is beautiful, and makes me miss my sister's tea shop near New Orleans. I have a small collection of cups, and I used to host an annual teacher tea in August to buck up the teachers with tea and scones before another school year. You brought back some great memories. Merci!
ReplyDeleteI love the dainty tea cups and teapots. My grandmother would be in heaven at your garden party.
ReplyDeleteGreat T post!
What a lovely tea party! Thanks for inviting me :)
ReplyDelete(I'm following you back)
Hi, just found your blog and it's so cute! My, what pretty tea cups you have.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Tea drinking is an art that very few possess.
ReplyDeleteI like paintings on tea jugs.
i have yet to attend an actual tea party, so yours is the first one i've been on :)
ReplyDeletei seem to have missed you on the treehouse yesterday :(
happy SITS saturday :)
It is all so beautiful, but I have first dibs on the cupcakes! Thank you for inviting me. I LOVE tea parties.
ReplyDeleteT is for thanks for finding me! I've so enjoyed your terrific tea party and my time here. I will be back often. Till then, have a good one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful tea party!! I love those tea cups... This is my first time here...loving the over 40 button!
ReplyDeleteRene'
thanks for inviting me to your tea party! Your blog is adorable. btw I used to wear YSL Paris in high school. It smells really good. I should buy another bottle of that someday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post! Such beautiful tea pots, tea cups, and those gorgeous Moroccan glasses and that wonderful footed tray. Love that garden setting. I am so glad that you linked this to Favorite Things Saturday, and I'm so glad I came over to look at your lovely blog. laurie
ReplyDeleteLove your tea cups... I also have a little collection going!
ReplyDeleteBest Tea Party I've ever been to.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! Love all of the cups.
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila