Sip Society?

First and foremost, what you are comfortable in. No one wants to feel silly or "pinched"!

But, we always recommend either a nice dress or skirt, with an optional hat, for ladies, and slacks, button-up shirt ,vest/jacket and hat for gentlemen.

Neck tie, bow tie, or scarf for the ladies is even better.

Look great, feel great, do great, and we think that it's fun to dress up every once in a while!

Get creative and toss on a fascinator and suspenders!

Themes are always fun and a great way to explore new eras and have an excuse to get out of the boring-everyday attire and be “someone else, somewhere else” for an evening or afternoon!

So plan NOW!

Each Tea and Dinner has its own set price per seat. Price is set based off of the theme, where ingredients, venue and other costs will vary. Please contact us to purchase tickets via phone or email.

There will be more details for each event as time draws near.

Keep an eye on this page for a flyer as well as our Facebook page.

Not all teatimes are the same, and we appreciate the differences in all of them!

Afternoon Tea: Also known as Cream Tea or Low Tea due to the time of day and where it was customarily served. Afternoon Teas usually take place in between lunch and supper and were traditionally served on a low, coffee table in the sitting area with company. Because it was a smaller, “lower” table, or would even be enjoyed while standing, the menu is smaller, with a selection of savory and sweet snacks to be eaten with hands, such as finger sandwiches, cheeses, scones and a small dessert. A special, celebratory timeout!

High Tea: A High Tea includes scones and dessert (and tea!) just like a Cream/Afternoon Tea, but also has the benefit of a plated savory course, making it a meal. This was traditionally served at a dinner, or “high” table.

Royal Tea: All the same food categories as High Tea, but with the added glass of champagne!