Tea Cup Flower Arrangements

This simple DIY project is adorable and affordable! (expert advice)

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These darling, candy-striped flower arrangements could be used as favors for a bridal shower or at a bridesmaid's luncheon. We filled vintage teacups with yellow and pink roses and then placed a cheery flag in each arrangement! The best part is that the tea cups can be used forever after the flowers fade away. 

 

You will need:

 -Old tea cups (we found ours at a thrift store for less than $5)

-2 small roses, 1 large rose, 1 dahlia bud, 1 stem of sedum per arrangement

-Cardstock

-Calligraphy pen

-Long toothpicks

Instructions

1. Fill tea cups with cold water.

2. Cut stems of roses about 1 inch short and placed them in the teacup.

3. Fill in the space between the roses with sedum and then added a dahlia bud poking up out of the side.

4. Cut a piece of cardstock about 1.5 inches wide and 8 inches long.

5. Fold the cardstock in half and cut a v in the end so it looks like a ribbon.

6. Tape a long toothpick to the inside of the flag and then wrote in a calligraphy pen on each flag.

7. Display the teacups at the entrance to your event. We chose a candy-striped cotton to echo the colors of the teacups and roses.

Member Comments

10/06/2009 at 10:26 am

  I had the same Idea for my British High Tea reception, only both Tea cups and Tea pots, and Ill give them to my guests to take home later....

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09/19/2009 at 05:01 pm

Very pretty! You can get all kinds of vintage settings to use (a friend did that for a High Tea inspired shower)

09/19/2009 at 03:39 pm

cute.

09/16/2009 at 10:32 am

Oh, these are precious.  We may use these for our Alice in Wonderland Bridal Shower!



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