Chinoiserie Pink Tea Etiquette Bridal shower game 招待状

Test your guests' knowledge of high tea decorum with this delightful "Tea Party Etiquette: True or False" game card! Featuring elegant blue cherry blossom stems in a soft watercolor style, this 5" x 7" card is the perfect blend of sophistication and fun for a proper bridal shower. Guests will answer charming true-or-false questions about tea party etiquette, from proper pinky placement to scone etiquette. It’s a lighthearted, educational, and utterly charming activity that sparks conversation and polite giggles. Award a prize to the guest with the most correct answers! Answer key: You should always slurp your tea to show how much you like it. False – It's polite to sip your tea quietly. It’s polite to say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ when asking for more treats. True – Good manners make everyone feel appreciated and special. If you don’t like a snack, you should say “Yuck!” really loudly. False – It's kind to stay polite even if you don’t like something. Holding your teacup with your pinky sticking out is the proper way to drink tea. False – It’s actually better to hold your teacup with all your fingers gently. You should share the treats with everyone at the table. True – Sharing makes the tea party fun for everyone. Using your napkin to wipe your hands and face is good table manners. True – Napkins help keep everything tidy and polite. It’s okay to talk with your mouth full of cookies, as long as you're really excited. False – It's best to finish chewing before speaking. If you spill something, it’s best to quietly ask for help to clean it up. True – Accidents happen, and it’s polite to ask for help nicely. Tea parties are for talking kindly and taking turns speaking. True – Taking turns helps everyone feel heard and included. It’s okay to grab the last cookie without asking if anyone else wants it. False – It’s always polite to check if others would like it first.