Christmas Tea with Grandma

It is time for a Christmas Tea Party 

at 

Grandma's house.  

Everything is decorated and magical

and the little ones really notice and 

appreciate it.

Of course, this is very girly girl decor

with fluffy feather placemats, and pink polka dots.

(Click here for the French Macaron tutorial.)

Pretty flower shaped pink plates sit atop the feathers.

A white holly berry plate tops the pink

and pink strips and polka dots finish off

our girls' tea party.

Pink and white macarons decorate the plate.

These lovely pink goblets are perfect,

and they are heavy enough for little ones.

This is all softness and fluff.

This party calls for sterling silver -

my Dubarry by International.

Our candy shop is under glass on

a pink and purple striped cake plate.

I am obsessed with cake plates!

This year I used fairy lights inside the

house, leaving the battery pack out the

back so I can turn it on and off without

removing the cloche.

The kitchen counter is filled with

glittering nutcrackers, and candy

themed items.

Naturally, there are real treats!

I adore the treat themed nutcrackers.

The Sweet Treats tree takes center stage on

the counter for our tea party.

It is surrounded by all kinds of goodies.

Little Christmas elves hide in the tree

to watch everyone during the season.

I got two of these adorable Christmas trees 

under a cloche, and they sit atop candleholders.

There are even nutcrackers with cupcake hats

on the Sweet Treats tree.

Little Jacquelyn who is only four, and she even

knows how to say "macarons" correctly

(like the French do.) 

I will be posting with

Tablescapes Thursday

Dishing It & Digging It