Collection: The Garden Party Edit

Backyard entertaining can be as simple as a drink and dessert. Summer is fleeting and if planning a whole afternoon tea feels overwhelming, don't let that stop you from what really matters – gathering together with your loved ones. Here's a simple menu to help you make the most of warmer days, socializing in the yard. 

Your Menu

Lavender Lemonade
Vanilla Cake with Coconut Cream Cheese Frosting
Chicken Spread Sandwiches 

Setting Your Table

1. Start with our Pip Studio Regal Flower Blue Tablecloth.

2. Drop a few stems of flowers in our Pip Studio Medium Pink Vase. You can fill up the metal vase directly with water. Choose flowers from your yard or use grocery store flowers. Just make sure the stems are long enough for this vase. 

3. Lay out our Pip Studio Blushing Birds White 21cm plates at each place setting. 

4. Use a napkin caddy to put out our Artebene honeybee napkins. Alternatively, place a napkin on top of each plate and use a heavyweight place card holder to ensure they don't fly away. You can also put cutlery on top of the napkin to keep them in place or tuck them under the plate. 

5. Set out your cutlery.

6. Set out your glassware. 

Serving Your Meal

1. Use our Pip Studio Royal Golden Flower pitcher to serve the lemonade.

2. Place your delicious cake on the Pip Studio Jolie Pink cake stand and use the Pip Studio Royal Multi cake knife and server set to plate your cake for each guest. 

3. Use Pip Studio's porcelain trays for serving tea-sized chicken sandwiches. 

Hostess Gift

Maybe you're not the host but a guest invited to a garden party. Here's a tried and true gift hostess idea. 

Wrap our botanical candle in one of Artebene's reuseable cotton gift bags. Use our Strawberry Planter greeting card to add a thank you note. If it's a birthday, we have a garden party themed birthday card. We also have birthday cards for him.