Who says tea is just for sipping? Honey, it’s also a vibe. Let’s channel those Victorian pen-pal aesthetics and give your paper game a dreamy, antique twist. Whether you're writing love notes, creating handmade tags for your tea party favors, or sending invitations with a side of old-world elegance—tea-staining paper is an easy (and affordable!) way to make it extra special.

Darling, not all tea parties are steeped the same—and thank goodness for that. Whether you're planning your next fabulous affair or just daydreaming in lace and lemon curd, let’s spill the tea on the two most iconic styles of tea parties: The Garden Goddess Vibe vs. The Vintage Vixen Mood. Each has its own charm, flavor, and flair. The question is—what kind of tea-sipping diva are you?

If teas had personalities, Honeybush would be the effortlessly charming bestie who always smells good, radiates warmth, and somehow makes every moment feel cozy. She's Rooibos’ golden sister—sweeter, gentler, and absolutely perfect for winding down or waking up with calm, glowing energy. Let’s dive into this underrated, antioxidant-rich queen that’s got honey in her name and sunshine in her soul.

Sure, you could toss some tea bags on the table and call it a day—but we both know you’re here for something more. You're here for clink-worthy china, finger sandwiches that slay, and a vibe so lovely your guests will be raving long after the last sip. Whether you're celebrating a birthday, bridal moment, or just feel like being bougie on a Tuesday, here's how to host a private tea party that serves elegance with a side of sparkle.

Nothing says “I love me” like brewing a cup of homemade herbal lavender mint tea that smells like heaven and tastes like calm. This DIY project is perfect for gifting, relaxing, or leveling up your tea bar setup at home. And yes—printable tags included, because we're fancy like that.

If tea had an it-girl, her name would be Matcha. She’s bold, she’s green, and she’s totally iconic—from ancient temples to your favorite café’s menu board. But don’t get it twisted—this vibrant green queen isn’t just trendy. She’s got centuries of tradition and a whole lot of flavor backing her up.

These pressed flower coasters are pure elegance—like sipping tea on a garden stroll. They’re also the kind of DIY that screams “Pinterest Pro” while being secretly easy. Customizable, giftable, and totally Insta-worthy.

Life’s a lot right now, isn’t it? Between juggling jobs, kids, dreams, side hustles, and maybe remembering to eat lunch—we are doing the absolute most. And sometimes, girl, it feels like the world is asking us to be superheroes with a smile glued on. That’s why creating little pockets of joy is no longer a luxury—it’s survival. Enter: the tea party.

If you haven’t been properly introduced to Rooibos (say it with me: ROY-boss), allow me to change your life. This deep red tea is native to South Africa, and while she may not get as much hype as her green or black tea cousins, Rooibos is quietly iconic.