Little girls love dressing up for tea parties. Give your daughter an excuse to dress up and let her invite a few friends over for a darling Valentine’s Day Tea Party this year. This tea party was the perfect way to celebrate the holiday and spread a little love.
A great way to add dimension to a table without breaking the bank is by adding layers. We started by layering a gold table runner on top of a plain white table cloth. 
Another layer is created by circling the edge of the table with a light pink and gold garland. The garland looks like large confetti on the table, but is a lot easier to clean up. 
Turn paper plates into a statement by layering them. Stack the heart plate on top of the chevron plate on top of a gold charger with a napkin tucked in for a fun dimensional place setting. 
Continue dressing up each place setting by adding a tissue paper flower at each chair. Fluff up the tissue paper flowers and tie to the back of each chair using a piece of pink satin ribbon. 
Set a teapot planter at each setting to finish off the special, personalized place settings. See how we made them here. 
A coat of gold spray paint on the cupcake stand pulls it in with the rest of the gold on the table. Cupcake and cake stands in the middle of the table continue to add layers to the table. 
Serve simple store bought goodies and our Pink Fizzy Drink Recipe. Let the guests wear Slap Bracelets Corsages while enjoying a tea fit for royalty. See the corsage tutorial here. 
Hanging paper fans on the wall behind the table are a simple way to bring color to an ordinary space and greets guests as they enter the party. 
See how to create the Teapot Planters, get the recipe for the Pink Fizzy Drink, and find the tutorial for the Slap Bracelet Corsages to complete your Valentine's Day Tea Party.
