By now, you have probably concluded that I like afternoon teas! So, today, I share photos from my Easter Tea.
Let’s begin with a stylized salad served in a hollowed-out cucumber cup.
And, of course, the most logical tea sandwiches for Easter would be made with egg salad and garnished with carrot sticks.
The little Easter eggs scattered on the table are actually little wooden eggs I hand-painted some years ago when I was doing a lot of decorative painting.
I love the bright, cheerful colors of Easter but what would Easter be without something chocolate!
The bright yellow tulips are from the Vanco Tulip Farm in Mt. Albion, PEI.
Love these little chocolate nests filled with tiny miniature Easter eggs! The fudge brownies were pretty awesome, too!
Seasonal cookie shapes of pink bunnies and lambs also found their way on to the Easter tea table along with melting moments sandwiched together with bright-colored buttercream icing.
I am always looking for creative uses for my teacup collection. Here, I have used them to serve brightly-colored Easter cupcakes.
Dainty little Scotch cookies decorated for the Easter season.
Decorating seasonal cookies is one of my passions – can you tell?
Fun and whimsical! Certain conversation pieces, for sure!
I realized, too late, that I had forgotten to take a close-up of my Easter teapot on the tea table. Fortunately, I had another photograph of it so here is photo of my “Little Lamb Teapot”.
And, when it’s all put together, this is what it looked like.
I hope you have enjoyed these photos of my Easter Tea. Thank you for visiting my blog today. I hope you are enjoying this Easter season.
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Barbara
