Garden Tea Party

Teapots, blush florals and a table laid the way somebody's grandmother would have laid it. Garden Tea Party is the cottagecore high tea look: mismatched cups, cake stands, soft beige and dusty rose, and a blue toile regency version for anyone who wants the whole afternoon to feel like a period drama. Everything is a digital template you personalize in your browser, and it downloads in minutes.

Designs / one afternoon tea, two showers. The baby side is "baby is brewing": a garden tea party invitation that arrives with matching diaper raffle and Books for Baby cards, a cottagecore par-tea bundle, and a sign bundle that covers the decor in one go. The bridal side is the regency blue toile invitation and a bridal tea party bundle with the invitation set and garden brunch decor together. Two welcome signs sit across both (a horizontal floral teapot one and a blush garden version that also suits a birthday, a picnic or a spring brunch), and a storybook bookmark works as a favor and a thank you at either shower.

How it works. Corjl runs in your browser, so you can edit on a laptop or a phone with no software involved. Your wording replaces mine, the layout holds its shape, and you download a PDF for printing or a JPEG for texting. Try the free demo on any listing before you buy it.

Printing. Invitations and small cards print beautifully at home on good cardstock, or you can send the same file digitally instead. To have it printed, from the invitations to the large welcome sign, Corjl Prints is the easiest: you order right inside the editor where you made your design, and it ships to you. Prints of Love is a good alternative, with free envelopes (code marryful10 for 10% off; affiliate link, I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you).

Pair with: Welcome Signs · Custom Signs & Banners · Stickers, Labels & Tags · Bundles & Suites

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