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Poetry Tea Party

May 12, 2018 by Side By Side Learning

With the Royal Wedding being less than a week away we shall be donning our fancy hats, reading poetry and having a wee bit of tea in celebration.

Host Your Own Poetry Tea Party

When it comes to hosting a special party there are a couple of things that you need to remember.

Invites

First off you must invite your guests to your party. The invite often sets the tone of your event. You can write the details for your tea on them or use them to catch someone’s attention.

Below I have created an invite for you to use. You can print it off to be extra fancy or just save the image to your computer to use in an email, text, or even on facebook. I did not add a date to the invite so make sure you specify that when you invite your friends.

Poetry Tea Invite Free Download Upload

Get your invite as a JPG here or as a PDF here.
For a generic poetry invite click here

Party Decor

Decorations can be such a touchy subject. Many people think that you need to go big or don’t party at all. I don’t agree with that.

If you love to decorate, go for it. Buy fresh flowers, make a table center, color coordinate everything if you want.

Me, I’m not that Mom and that’s okay. Our set up will be a simple table cloth, one I currently own or a cheap one from the Dollar Store. I will buy cute napkins from said Dollar Store and set some cups on them. Simple, cheap and totally kid friendly.

Dress Code

If you know anything about Princesses you know that they have the most fabulous hats. Encourage your guests to bring their favorite hat. You could also make hats as part of your event if you wish. To really bring your characters to life you could try out your favorite accents for some extra fun, if you dare.

Appetizers

While you are sipping your tea it is nice to have a little something to snack on. Cut up some veggies, make mini sandwiches, open a box of crackers or have some desserts to offer your guests. You can even involve your little’s in preparing the snacks.

Poetry

To add to the discussion and create a different environment than other kid parties why not include poetry. We asked our guests to each bring a favorite poem but I also got my favorite poetry books out incase we need some more. I am expecting classic poetry, simple poems, some written by children and even some off the wall poems. Having a variety of poems will be tons of fun.

Multiple people bringing their favorites will introduce many different styles to the kids but it will also help us get to know our young friends. I’m hoping that we get some good laughs and enjoy the every single poem.

Help Your Child Host

Before your party guests arrive make sure to talk to your princess about the upcoming party. What you expect out of her and how princesses ought to act. Stay tuned on the blog for a printable of “Little Princess Rules.” Have her welcome each guest politely and help them get situated. Encourage her to be on her best behavior.

Remember that guests will be bringing their favorite poems but don’t forget to help your little’s choose some of their favorites to share aswell. It will make the reading poetry even more pleasant.

Have a wonderful party with your princesses and princes!
Poetry Tea Party Free Download Invite

Don’t forget about the Royal wedding on Saturday! Will you be tuning in? Tell me why or why not in the comments.

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Comments

  1. Jennifer Wise says

    May 16, 2018 at 2:50 pm

    How fun! What a great idea. #wanderingwednesday

    Reply
    • Side By Side Learning says

      May 18, 2018 at 4:27 am

      Thanks jennifer!

      Reply
  2. Shiree | Confessions of Parenting says

    May 16, 2018 at 4:45 pm

    I love Royal Weddings! They are so fun! 🙂 I don’t know if I will be able to watch it, but I bet my daughter would love to do something fun like this tea party!

    thanks for joining #WanderingWednesday! 🙂

    Reply
    • Side By Side Learning says

      May 18, 2018 at 4:26 am

      The wedding is crazy early where I live so I’m hoping to catch the replays.

      Reply
  3. Haddie | Fun Is Better Than Perfect says

    May 17, 2018 at 2:42 am

    This is an adorable idea! (sorry I don’t know why this is all in caps?!) I would love to do this with my toddler and her friends, Shel Silverstein is my favorite kids poetry, and we’ve found some good poetry like books at the library too!

    Reply
    • Side By Side Learning says

      May 18, 2018 at 4:25 am

      Silverstein has some amazing work! Great choice. Pull out some of his work, some cups and apple juice and away you go. Your toddler and friends are sure to have a blast.

      Reply
  4. Lori | Choosing Wisdom says

    May 17, 2018 at 1:59 pm

    I did something very similar for my daughter’s birthday years ago. What a fun way to tie it in to the Royal Wedding. The kids eat this sort of thing up!
    #wanderingWednesday

    Reply
    • Side By Side Learning says

      May 18, 2018 at 4:28 am

      Fun! I bet that was an amazing birthday party.

      Reply

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