Whether you've been following all the Will and Kate press coverage recently or not, you've probably got a prince or princess in your own home who loves dressing up, dining on felt play food delicacies, and giggling with friends. We love tea parties because, while they are wonderful for a birthday celebration, they can become an anytime affair for your little one and a few chums. While celebrations of the regal variety are stereotypically extravagant, that doesn't mean you can channel castle-dwelling types in eco-friendly style. Here are some green recommendations for throwing a tea party fit for a royal.
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Love, love, love this post!!! Thank you so much for mentioning the fairy crowns. They are such a delight to make. Children love to forage for the foliage to decorate their crowns. It’s such a simple craft for any age group. You can also add recycled strips of ribbon or silk, satin material to the back of the crown, adding a medieval touch. We have just organized a forest party for next Tuesday. Our theme is Medieval – Robin Hood and Maid Marion. I am off to order the recycled beads, don’t they look fabulous. Thank you for sharing such a charming post. Marghanita