Last week I was honored to share some of my teapots at a special tea at our clubhouse here at Connestee Falls. About 100 ladies attended a tea sponsored by the Newbies Club and the Ladies Luncheon group. It was a lot of fun and I decided to just share pictures today of the event.
was a huge hit and the spot for many photos.
I did my little talk, took a couple questions and then answered a lot of questions individually as the ladies looked closer at some of the teapots. I loved being able to share them again and while I couldn’t take all of them, of course, I did take many of my favorites to share.
What do you think? Have you been to a tea like this anytime? Tell me all about it in the comments and Comment for a Cause for Find Your Anchor.
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Leave a commentI do hope we have another one so I can wear my hat.
I hope they do as well —and with scones!!!!!
I love events like this. I once attended a similar event in Vancouver called the Bone China Tea, put on by the Osteoporosis Society of Canada. Tickets to the door prize were a $50.00 donation to Osteoporosis research, the prize being a trip to London for tea. And guess what, I won!! So I was able to treat hubby to tea in London and a visit to see his family. I’m sure everyone loved your collection of teapots. You look adorable with your treasures. xo
That is an amazing event you attended and WON! Fabulous. That would have been such an amazing trip and I love the cause they supported with their sales. You get “tea” and I love that about you! Thanks for sharing your story, Darlene. Pinkies out!
It was amazing and a worthwhile cause to be sure. When they called me, at work, I didn’t believe that I won at first. Yes, pinkies out!!
This looks like it was so fun! Would have loved to have been able to go:)
I would have loved to have had you there!!!
I know that was a thrilling event for you all. Looks that so much fun. You have such a great collection of teapots I know the ladies enjoyed them and your talk. They could not have had a better person to speak on the subject.
PS: Love the big wicker teapot!!!!!!
Looks like so much fun!! I would have loved to have heard your talk. I know it had to have been so great. <3
Wow! That looks like a very fun event. I didn’t know I was corresponding with a star! Seriously, it must have been fun to get to display so many teapots for so many people at once. When our daughter was about 6, we went to a tea party at a cute little restaurant with her girl scout troop for moms (or whoever they chose to invite) with their daughters. We all dressed up and I think the girls were given a chance to choose boas or hats to wear with their outfits. She loved it!