Celebrate By Throwing A Princess Tea Party! Discover Cute Decorating Inspiration, Menu Ideas And Ice-Breaker Games In This Complete Guide!

A princess tea party is always a blast. For a teenage birthday, why not celebrate with tea? It's a snap with this guide.

Princess Tea Party Itinerary

Feel free to use this itinerary here or adjust for your own party:

11:00-Guests arrive

Noon-Tea and lunch

1:00-Games:
    Trivia
    Musical chairs
    Tea bag toss

4:00-Guests depart

Princess Tea Party Food

Of course the ideal food and drink for this kind of party would be tea and cookies! A chocolate tart or brownies are also a great addition. Serve a cheese and fruit tray, too, for healthy snacking.

Princess Tea Teenage Birthday Party Feeling

With floral patterns, pinks, and whites as your main decorating colors, decorate using:
You can spruce up ordinary folding chairs, like we did, by following the directions below.

• Balloons
• Tablecloths
• Streamers
• Chair decorations
• Doilies
• Tea cups
• Pretty dresses
• Floral pillows

Use doilies for table linens at your party. Put your tea cups all around the room that the party will take place in. The floral pillows look nice on couches and benches.

Many thrift stores have an abundance of tea cups, dollies and pillows. Da-Mamma and I went from thrift store to thrift store buying these articles.

Ask all your guests to wear a pretty dress to contribute to the princess feel. Maybe even have them wear tiaras!

How To: Making The Chair Decorations

To make the chair decorations you will need:

• Scissors
• Fabric
• Ribbon
• Measuring tape
• Chairs!

Directions:

1. Measure the width and the height of the chair.
2. Cut out a piece of fabric that is twice the width of the chair by twice the height of the chair.
3. Fold the fabric in thirds
4. Fold over the back of the chair.
5. Tie the ribbon around the fabric using a ribbon
6. You’ve now completed your chair back decorations with no sewing!

Teenage Princess Tea Party Fun:

Some very fun princess tea party games include:

• Trivia ice-breaker
• Tea bag toss
• Musical chairs

Don't forget to get prizes for the games. Hair clips or fingernail polish make great prizes for teenagers.

Trivia Ice Breaker

We invited girls to our party who did not know each other, so we did a trivia tea ice breaker. We got the cards from eclectic lamb.

Each player takes a turn asking the trivia questions on their cards. Whoever guesses the answer right picks a tea bag. After all the questions are asked, the person with the highest number of tea bags at the end is the winner.

For the tea bag toss you will need:

• Six tea cups
• A tea bag (or two!) and
• A score sheet

To play:
Put the tea cups in a triangle.
Mark points on the the tea cups.
Try to throw the tea bag into the cups.
Don't forget to keep score.

This game is one that a prize goes along with nicely.