Hearts & Hugs Tea Party

The "Hearts & Hugs Tea Party" focuses on friendship and the etiquette skill that a lady cherishes her friends. The game, craft and etiquette lesson will help the children remember that having great friends starts with being a good friend. A true lady is always grateful for her friends and shows this gratitude through kind words and kind acts of service. Perfect for any occasion, including birthday parties, the "Hearts & Hugs Tea Party" is amazing!!

Tea Party Kit Includes:

Introduction
Letter to Parents
8 Invitations & 8 Envelopes
10 Place Card Settings
Drink and Food Labels
Several Supplies for Decorations
Activity Page (including craft & game)
Treat Recipes
Drink Recipe or Suggestion
Etiquette Lesson (taught by the host)
Shopping List
Planner Calendar
3 Scrapbooking pages
1 Heart Cookie Cutter
8 7" Plates
16 Napkins
10 Paper Straws
1 (25 yd) Red Tulle
2 Dow Rods for Centerpiece
2 5" Foam Balls
144 Corsage Pins
12 Cookie Sticks
2 (24pk) Heart Doilies
1 Pair of Fancy Scissors
2 Flower Punch Outs

For ages 7-14 years

Additional craft supplies will be needed to complete the suggested projects to personalize your party.

A Note to Parents:

Hello Parents,

I hope you are excited to help your child put together a lovely party. This is not just a party, but a wonderful opportunity for your child to learn some life long skills that will bless their lives for years to come. I do not want this party to be a source of stress, tension or especially a financial burden, so please please just do what works for you and your family. However, allow your child to be in charge as much as possible. If the planning calendar is followed and if you and your child sit down together and discuss needs, time table, finances, food, etc., and then you all adhere to your plan, your child will be exposed to and have the potential to learn the following skills:

organization
negotiating
planning
addressing and mailing
cooking
decorating
crafting skills
presentations
teaching
being a great host
being a true lady
and more

Parents, have fun and remember that allowing our children to try and fail and try again and succeed and to be supportive and positive is what allows our children to strengthen their wings so they can one day fly.

Very best,
Monica Irvine