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Hosted teas we can name: resident gatherings, Wonderland and Alice tables, a flower bar, the pour. Facebook favorites can join this list when you send them.
East Quarter Residences
A resident tea with gold stands, macarons, and framed menus.
Tea in East Quarter
A table for two under the Dallas mural — floral china in the neighborhood.
The toast
Two cups, two hands — the partnership and the pour in one frame.
Flower bar
Make a bouquet to take on your way — a favorite signature enhancement.
Wonderland tea
Oversized mushrooms, garden props, and china — a themed tea you can walk into.
Down the rabbit hole
Mad hats, bunny ears, and a rose-ringed table for an Alice-inspired tea.
Rose tablescape
Blush china, crystal, and rose placemats — an invitation at every seat.
Guests at the table
The point of the pour: two people, two cups, and time to stay.
An intimate tea
Tiered sandwiches, rose-folded napkins, and conversation that actually happens.
The long table
Draped beams, floral china, and a room styled as a walk-in invitation.
The napkin rose
Mint saucer, lavender cup, and a linen rose waiting at the place setting.
Catering spread
Caprese skewers, tea sandwiches, and salads — the pour when you want the food without a full host.
Tea sandwiches
Crusts off, parsley on — the small bites that make a two-hour tea feel complete.
The pour
Amber tea, gold-rimmed china, and the moment the table goes quiet.
Holiday tea
Wood slice, red roses, and a votive with pine — a winter table that still feels like china.
Tea charms
Tiny gold cups on the saucer — a detail guests notice before the first sip.