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What To Wear To A Tea Party
Guest Author - Cheryl Lewis

What to wear to a formal Tea can bring on some serious stress. You want to look nice and appropriate. You're just not sure what nice and appropriate is for a formal tea. In a way, it depends on the Tea, as in the party not the actual drink. Still in other ways it is simple etiquette.

No matter what level of formality a Tea will have, the simple rule is that you always dress for tea. The formality of the Tea, is what determines your formality of dress. It can also depend on if the Tea is a themed Tea, which your invitation should clearly tell you if that's the case.

Afternoon Teas are generally served between 2:00 and 6:00 pm, so you can safely wear Afternoon Tea Attire if the invitation doesn't indicate any other type of theme.

A very popular Tea Party theme is the Garden Tea. These are generally held in the late morning or afternoon and outside. If this is the kind of theme your invitation indicates, you can safe wear Garden Tea Attire.

Another popular theme for a tea party is the Hat Tea. If this is the theme your invitation indicates then you're expected to wear a hat. Probably the fancier, the better. If it's expected to be a period hat, the era should be indicated on your invitation as well. Check out Custom Hats For A Formal Tea.

Whatever style of formal Tea you're attending, the best part is sure to be the company of all those attending the party. Remember to mind your manners and have lots of fun!


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This content was written by Cheryl Lewis. If you wish to use this content in any manner, you need written permission. Contact Gayle E. Santana for details.

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