Afternoon tea is one of those charming British customs that instantly brings to mind images of delicate china, dainty sandwiches, and the gentle clink of teaspoons. It’s more than just a meal; it’s a ritual that invites us to pause, savour, and connect. Whether you’re planning a wedding, a party, or a special event, embracing afternoon tea traditions can add a touch of vintage elegance and warmth that guests will remember fondly. Let me take you on a delightful journey throug

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