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- The Beginners Quick and Simple Guide to Brewing Looseleaf Tea
- Get Rid of Coffee for Green Tea, Once and for All
- The Definitions for the Different Types of Tea
- The Tea Party’s Most Important Ingredient
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1. Carol Fultz | January 1st, 2008 at
I want to start a tea party where I can go to people homes and take teas for tasting and gift for them to buy and hostess receives a gift. How do I do this?
Thanks
Carol
2. Susan Taylor | April 5th, 2008 at
Carol, I ‘googled’ teaparty business and came up with a number of people offering to show how this is done. I went with Thyme Out Tea Parties and Susan Asher; I was very pleased to have worked with her.
3. Carrie | June 9th, 2008 at
Carol,
Are you looking to cater tea parties? It sounds like you are looking for an In Home Tea Party Company.
If you are looking for a direct selling opportunity in the tea industry such as the one I’m describing, contact Tealightful Treasures, Inc.
I hope you find what you are looking for!
Carrie
4. Patty Malcolm | March 29th, 2009 at
I am planning a non-profit for a fundraiser in 2 weeks. 100 guests are expected to attend. We are setting up a buffet table, and the entertainment will be 8 designers will be setting a theme table (to look at only, not to sit at). We would mostly like guests to stroll while sipping their tea and look at the tables. Should we set up one long table in the back of the room, for those who need to sit? Any more suggestions to make it a sucess? Thanks..Patty
5. Tea Party Girl | March 31st, 2009 at
Patty, I think if you set up a few chairs, it will be all that will be needed, vs. a table. Hope all goes well!
6. LIsa D | September 2nd, 2009 at
Is there a website to find someone who will come to my house and throw a tea party? Im planning my baby shower, and would like to do it at my home.
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