Tea with the bride to be deserves an invitation that says afternoon tea from the first glance, and this one opens with “Time for Tea with the Bride to Be” above a teacup of lily of the valley. It suits a spring or May shower, when the flower is in season and a garden or tea room is the natural setting.
The welcome sign and thank you card match it, so the design carries from the envelope to the entrance to the notes that go out afterwards.
Lily of the Valley Bridal Shower
Lily of the valley is a traditional bridal flower, which makes it a meaningful choice for the invitation guests receive first.
Tea Time Lily of the Valley Bridal Shower Invitation
A good fit for a bride who carries lily of the valley in her bouquet, or a host planning a seated afternoon tea for a close group of friends and family. The card has room for the venue, time, RSVP details and registry, so guests need nothing else to arrive prepared.
Shop the Invitation →Tea Party Bridal Shower
At a tea room, hotel or restaurant, a sign at the entrance points guests to the right room.
Tea Time Lily of the Valley Bridal Shower Welcome Sign
Most useful at shared venues where more than one event is booked the same afternoon, and just as welcome at a garden shower held at home. It carries the bride’s name and date, and she can keep it after the party.
Shop the Welcome Sign →Bridal Tea Party Thank You Cards
Gifts from a bridal tea party call for a written thank you, and a matching card ties it back to the day.
Tea Time Lily of the Valley Bridal Shower Thank You Card
The folded card leaves the inside open for a personal note about each gift. It is signed from the couple, so the same card can go out after the shower and again after the wedding.
Shop the Thank You Card →Lily of the valley blooms in late spring and is hard to find as a fresh flower outside that window. If it is on the bride’s wish list for the shower tables, ask the florist early, or let the invitation and sign carry the flower and choose white roses or sweet peas for the centerpieces.
