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The 23 Best Gifts for the Tea Party Enthusiast

Do you need some tea party-related gifts for yourself or someone else? Here’s a list of 23 gifts I would choose for other tea party fans. If you see something you like, go ahead and let someone know! I consider it a great way to help save the environment these days; to ask others what they enjoy and politely share our choices, so we don’t end up with gifts we don’t really want. Don’t you agree?

To add to your tea party:

  • Princess Rose Menu Tile–I use mine all the time, a tip I picked up from our local tearoom. A great addition to easily post your menu or welcome your friends by name. Guests love to see their names.
  • Silver-plated Napkin Rings and Place Card Holders–Which is why I almost always use place cards. These elegant ones couple as napkin rings or place card holders. I love choice and versatility when I purchase something for my table settings.
  • Rosanna 4-pc. Red Dots Tea Cups and Saucers–These are just fun for this time of year and can be used other times of years as well (Valentine’s Day, Fourth of July). I really like Rosanna products because they’re fun AND elegant.
  • Chantal 24-ounce Tea Pot–The first tea pot I ever owned. Comes in a number of different colors and inexpensive enough that your heart won’t break if the tea pot does. Everyone needs at least one teapot and the red one looks fabulous with the cups and saucers I listed above.

For the young tea party girl:

For those new to looseleaf tea:

My Top Five Favorite Tea Reads:

Additions for any hospitality:

  • Noel Hotch Potch Guest Towels–I know, I never understood guest towels either. But do your guests really all need to use the same towel? Which is more important, saving the environment or passing everyone’s cold to each other. For some, it’s a toss-up, I know. But I now love to provide my guests their own towels when they wash their hands.
  • Cameo French Milled Soaps–If you can’t quite get your brain around guest towels, at least consider these soaps as a pretty addition to your bathroom. Hopefully your guests will not consider them too pretty to use!

For the serious tea drinker:

Which item would you put on your wish list? What would you add to this list? What’s your favorite tea-related gift? Let us know in the comments.

And yes, there are affiliate products listed in this email, though they are all my personal choices. If you purchase any of these items through Tea Party Girl, I will receive a (small) cut. This is a great way to ensure my husband will keep giving me time away from the children to write. That’s a cause you can get behind, wouldn’t you say?

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  • 1. Marie  |  November 13th, 2007 at

    Yay I’m so excited! And this is such a great post too, my mom and I are big tea people.

  • 2. Steph W  |  November 14th, 2007 at

    OOOOOOooooooohhhhhh! Very tempting items, thank you! I am drooling over the tea backpack! :-)

  • 3. PT-LawMom  |  November 14th, 2007 at

    You rang my bell today. I am such a tea devotee. Love Adagio! I disagree on the kettle, though. Russell Hobbs is *the* brand of kettle to buy. I’ve had this one for years and it’s fantastic:
    http://www.amazon.com/Russell-Hobbs-RHOK3123-Brushed-Stainless-Steel/dp/B000065ENJ
    Can’t wait to try out your other recommendations!

  • 4. Rita  |  December 22nd, 2007 at

    I found a great place to get tea related gifts online for all ages.
    It’s called Tea Party On A Tray, thats just what it is. Everything on a tray for a tea party, it has the teapot for starters, cookies, nuts, cheese straws, candies, teas, stir sticks and poetry.
    They ship, write on the gift card for you too.
    Theres even childrens tea sets with decafinated, organic tea, goodies. Love tea, you just have to check it out, i am sure you will agree.
    The website is www.teapartyonatray.com

  • 5. alexis  |  March 26th, 2008 at

    thanks for this great list. I’m always looking out for tea gifts for others (and myself-I just can’t resist). I am always in search of vintage tea books-have you come across any you love or site that has them?

    thanks for talking tea!

  • 6. Jayne  |  January 5th, 2009 at

    I read that a nice candle can make a good hostess gift. Especially for someone who is throwing a tea party, but isn’t really a serious tea drinker.

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