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With traditional Christmas colors in mind, our bridal shower tea party board presents practical ideas for planning a memorable yuletide affair. Plan ahead to avoid the hustle and bustle of the holiday season! See how we’ve incorporated an eclectic collection of Christmas ideas ranging from rustic to contemporary to vintage that are easy to put together in a short amount of time.
Christmas Bridal Shower Tea Party Elements
Send your invitations out early with a Christmas-inspired tea party invitation (6). Since this is a contemporary affair, consider drafting a party plan with a hassle-free approach.
Prepare simple favorites like smoked salmon with cream cheese and dill, egg salad, and roasted turkey sandwiches. Cut them into shapely Christmas trees in keeping with the theme. If you don’t have time to prepare these sandwiches, many groceries carry holiday sandwich platters. Present these sandwiches on a lovely rose-topped tiered pastry stand (4) together with a variety of baked goodies from petit fours to mini cupcakes.
Assemble a warm beverage station with a selection of fine teas like peppermint, black, and chamomile. For a unique drink, consider spiced hot apple juice (1)—perfect for the holidays.
For the table centerpieces, think rustic vintage with chalk-painted mason jars (3) in festive Christmas colors. Incorporate budget-friendly florals like carnations and baby’s breath. Or just add tealights!
As a DIY gift for the guest of honor, make a pretty picture frame with the words “kiss me under the mistletoe” (5) that doubles up as party décor!
Keep guests entertained with ambient holiday music, bridal shower games like bingo (7), and Christmas crafting activities like knitting, hand painting, or cupcake decorating.
Make the perfect ending to this tea party with delicious holiday cookies (2) wrapped in joyful cello bags that are personalized with a meaningful message.
Are you ready to plan a Christmas bridal shower tea party now? How will you be planning this tea party? Would you go with a traditional look or opt for a different one? We’d love to hear your thoughts!
Please visit these sites:
1 – Spiced hot apple juice recipe from Eden Foods
2 – Personalized holiday cookies available from Beau-coup
3 – Chalk-painted mason jars as seen on The Frugal Homemaker
4 – Rose-topped tiered pastry stand from A Little Loveliness
5 – “Kiss me under the mistletoe” – free printable via Finding Silver Pennies
6 – Christmas-inspired tea party invitation via Zazzle
7 – Christmas bridal shower bingo via Etsy