25, 2022
On the VIP list: Cake, scones and plenty of tea.
That may sound like a large group of people, but it is incredibly hard to snag an invite.
By invitation only
You cant ask for a coveted invitation.
Guests are there to be recognized for extraordinary contributions to their communities.
Every invitee gets to bring a plus one to the plush event.
The queen loves Twinings tea andwe have all the details on how she takes her cup.
They are tiny raspberry jam sandwiches cut into circles the size of an English penny.
you could make your own tea party spread withour collection of stunning tea sandwich recipes.
No alcohol of any kind is served to the guests.
We have some ideas to spice up your own garden party while leaving the booze behind.
The dress code is pretty strict
Every invitee gets a very explicit dress code.
Men wear casual or lounge suits, while women wear a conservative dress with a hat or fascinator.
Military uniforms are also often worn.
The parties have gradually increased in both quantity and size.
In the 1940s only two parties were held annually.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh often arrive for their nearly hour-long walkabout armed with umbrellas.
Guests should also bring precautions.
For bad weather and if a true storm interrupts the soiree guests can take cover under tents.
The Queen makes a trek from the entrance to her Tea Tent that takes about 45 minutes.
During that time guests stand in anticipation, hoping Her Royal Highness turns to them to say hello.
If your still egos are sinking into the grass while you stand, youre in for one uncomfortable afternoon!
All invitees were British couples that were also celebrating 50 years since their nuptials.
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