Tea with the bride to be is a lovely excuse to bring out the good china, and this invitation leans into it with a blue and white teapot, a vase of pink ranunculus and every line of type set in soft blue. It is the version for a host who wants the whole suite to read as one color story.
The welcome sign and thank you card carry the same blue script, so the look stays consistent from the mailbox to the tea table to the notes that follow.
Something Blue Bridal Shower
Blue and white porcelain is a natural way to work the bride’s something blue into the shower itself.
Something Blue Toile Frame Chic Bridal Tea Shower Invitation
Made for a sister, mother or maid of honor planning a seated tea in a tea room, hotel or family home. There is room for the venue, time, RSVP details and registry, so guests have everything they need on one card.
Shop the Invitation →Bridal Tea Party
At a shared venue, a sign by the door tells guests they have found the right party.
Something Blue China Bridal Shower Welcome Sign
Useful wherever other events share the building that afternoon, and a pretty photo backdrop when the tea is at home. It shows the bride’s name and the date, and it becomes a keepsake once the party is over.
Shop the Welcome Sign →Bridal Shower Thank You Cards
Shower gifts deserve a written thank you, and a matching card keeps the blue theme going.
Something Blue Chinoiserie Flora Bridal Tea Shower Thank You Card
A folded card with the inside left open for a handwritten note about each gift. It is signed from the couple, so the same design works for shower gifts now and wedding gifts later.
Shop the Thank You Card →If the bride has a blue and white heirloom teapot or teacups in the family, ask to borrow them for the tea table. Guests will notice the match with the invitation, and it gives the bride her something blue in a way she can photograph and keep.
