Beautiful dishes embellish a Tablescape and warms friendships.
They add some loveliness for a special occasion
to celebrate a Bride
to celebrate a Bride
at a Bridal Luncheon or a Family/Friend Tea.
This China was displayed in the Formal Parlour
of the Historic 1857 Hawken House in Webster Grove, Missouri
that is open to the Public for viewing in the Saint Louis area.
Delicious White Wedding Cake and beautiful China
shared with people that you care about to honor a Bride
makes for a lovely occasion.
A closer look at the cake.
When I toured this mansion,
vintage and anique Wedding Dresses were displayed about the House.
1155 South Rock Hill Road
Webster, Mossouri
There is a more detail and in depth post of the Hawken House Formal Parlour
and a beautiful 1880's Wedding Gown.
and a beautiful 1880's Wedding Gown.
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Thank you for visiting!
God bless,
d
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6 comments:
So lovely! Ironically, I'm brewing myself a cup of tea as I enjoy your photos.
Hi Deanna,
what a wonderful Bridal tea. I love the cute design of the china. The table is so inviting with the pretty Battenberg runner. Was it a true cake or faux? Anyway, I would love to have had such a pretty Bridal tea. Thank you for sharing and for your sweet comment on my blog.
Best greetings, Johanna
So beautiful! I love the china. Wouldn't you just love to sit down to tea at that table!
Candy
Thanx for visiting and leaving some comments. I enjoy hearing from you.
Linda, I wish I could have some tea with you and see how you're doing.
Johanna, I'm not sure if the cake was real or not, but I can pretend to taste the sweet frosting and cake. Makes me want to eat some as well! Hope you're well.
Candy, I would love to sit down and visit with you over some tea and cake. Hope your summer is going well.
God bless u 'all,
d
Oh how perfectly gorgeous! And what a stunning cake as well!
What fun!!! And what a lovely cake! I didn't know about this house -- will have to look it up next time I'm in StL.
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