
Vintage Floral High Tea Bridal Shower
Renee & Nina of Confetti & Crumbs dreamed up a stunning Vintage Floral High Tea Bridal Shower to celebrate bride-to-be Linda! The fresh florals, lovely sweets, doilies and vintage accessories are perfectly frosted, baked and styled for a whimsical, heart-thumping celebration! (For more Vintage Inspired Bridal Shower ideas click here.)
PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for:
- “Love is Sweet” Candy Buffet with lime marshmallows and assorted pastel treats in apothecary jars
- Peony flower inspired stationary, chalkboard heart name cards & “Tea is happiness in a cup” sign
- Gold painted jars and glass vases with elegant and whimsical florals
- Amazing pink and teal cakes, sophisticated fondant cupcakes & glitter dusted cake pops
- Vintage suitcases, typewriter giant ampersand and lips photo booth props
PARTY DETAILS, as told by Renee…
The theme for this event was essentially a vintage high tea with beautiful blooms and florals! The colour palette chosen of peach, seafoam green and mint tied in beautifully with a hint of metallic gold. It was held at the Village Green Hall in the picturesque suburb if Breakfast Point in Sydney on Sunday the 30th September 2012.
Decorations consisted of hired props from Antique Events including the vintage dresser and side tables, old crates and a tea trolley and vintage suitcases and giant balloons with tissue paper tassel frills. The tables were adorned with beautiful crochet vintage doilies, individual plate settings and menus and beautiful matching Robert Gordon crockery. Old glass jars featured on the tables in white, gold and tiffany blue and they held beautiful blooms of peach and ivory coloured ranunculus, anemones, roses, peris mixed with daises and Australian natives. The Dessert and Candy Bar stationary matched the invitation, supplied by The Little Paper Pantry, featured a peony print that was used to create the imaging on the cookies and one of the mini cakes. The cakes and desserts were all hand made with touches of vintage whimsy in the beautiful soft peaches and fresh sea foam and mint green tones.
Catering was also supplied by Confetti & Crumbs, guests were treated to mini hand made tarts and gourmet sandwiches, scones with jams and vanilla cream, a selection of fine Harney Tea’s, Innocent Bystander Moscato and imported Mexican sodas.

- Event Styling & Flowers, Cakes, Dessert Bar, Candy Bar, Menus & Catering: Confetti & Crumbs
- Fabric Flowers and Jar Decorations: Bespoke by Renee for Confetti & Crumbs
- Photography: Silk Truffle Photography
- Props & Hire: Antique Events
- Invites & Stationary: The Little Paper Pantry
- Photobooth Backdrop: The Little Soiree
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LOVE THIS!!! Can someone tell me what the party favors were? I cannot tell from the picture.
Thanks.
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This is truly gorgeous! So much detail! I feel inspired! Ania @ 2 Love Birds blog
I want the same bridal shower!!! love the color!!!
I love those colors and arragements. Everything looks perfect!
Hello Stephanie,
The favors were just candy lollipops! We found those great shapes from a supplier here and they were the perfect colour. We also had the peach and mint swirl ones made by Any Occasion Events.
Confetti & Crumbs x
Love this! The styling is amazing, perfect colors and so bright and happy!
This is just STUNNING. Every detail is amazing. So beautifully done!
Hi there! I was wondering how many guests this high tea party was for?? Thanks!
Obsessed! This is gorgeous!
Gorgeous shower!!!!
Renee & Nina created a lovely tea for Linda. However, it was not technically a “High Tea,” but rather an “Afternoon Tea.” Afternoon Tea, or Low Tea, was the inspiration of Anna, 7th Duchess of Bedford (1783-1857), who found it difficult to wait so long between breakfast and dinner, the only two meals at that time. As dinner was served late, around 4:00 p.m., the Duchess began taking tea with some bread and butter, which were served on a low table. Her custom evolved into the lovely afternoon social occasion that continues today, anywhere between 2:00-5:00 p.m., and consisting of tea, tea sandwiches, cookies, scones and other pastries. On the other hand, High Tea was the evening meal of the working class, eaten after 5:00 p.m. at a high table (thus, the name), and consisting of hearty and plain dinner fare such as meats, vegetables and the like. High Tea was nothing like the fancier Afternoon or Low Tea.
Where do you get thr ruffled table clothe?
Where are the dishes from? I love them!!
Would love to know where you got the vintage peony background! I am wanting to put that on an invitation I am making. Do you happen to know where I could find that?
Hi, Can you please tell me what the invitation card says on it?
WOW! This is so cute!! I was wondering where her stationary/ invites came from? Thanks
Escreva algo, e de um vasinho, de flores feito por voce a amiga vai amar na crise é uma linda lembrança.