A very woodsey, rustic sweetheart table

Also featured on Glamour & Grace Hierloom Weddings

An outdoorsy, English-inspired tea-themed wedding in desert? Sí se puede ~ add our eclectic assortment of vintage ware, a vision perfectly conceived by Michelle and photographed by April to a location like Secret Garden ASU – Yes We Can ~ It is so possible to create a fanciful look with the right ingredients!

So the inspiration was for a sweetheart table set up just for the romance-full couple. For this shoot, Tea Crockery contributed our popular (favorite with brides) full dinner suite package: dinner, dessert and bread-n-butter plates along with a teacup and saucer set; the works all placed on a doilie, with a vintage napkin and silvery sparking flatware! Marsala and gold name tags were provided by Shikki, look completed with Brit-style bunting hung behind the table. Garden Gate Flowers- a beautiful flower arranger, created beautiful floral centerpiece to pretty up the table. She also made the crowns for the bride and bridesmaids. Part 2 of the shoot features the crowns for bridesmaids as well. Will be adding the post with pretty pictures soon!!

Tea Crockery provided china, linen and various antique/ vintage decor elements.

About Author

Hi and welcome to my blog!

My name is Riffat and I am the writer behind this blog. Through this blog I share many things I am enthusiastic about – my curated items from old era, passion for tea and tea parties, design and décor, DIY projects. I specifically like to create themed and seasonal parties incorporating vintage treasures. I am married to an awesome guy who has {a good case of} wanderlust and is a grand but healthy foodie. Occasionally I will be journaling and sharing his experiences in travel, recipes and restaurant reviews. On my blog you will also get to meet our 3 amazing boys – the oldest is neuro-diverse and his being on the spectrum has given a different and incredible meaning to our family! I would be a very different person without him. Besides enjoying my family and this blog, I am a full-time speech and language pathologist.

We recently moved to Dallas from Arizona. Back there, I ran a vintage china rental and sales business. I had the pleasure of working with some amazing vendors in the event industry and got featured on many international and national blogs. I started blogging specific to my collection but recently switched to life style blogging to touch more aspects of life.

Originally from Pakistan, I am a multicultural and multilingual person and enjoy diversity to its fullest. I welcome new things and ways and learn from them but believe in restoring and preserving as well. I love people who inspire each other, are successful holistically, spread positive vibes and make a difference in this world for themselves and individuals around them. Overall, I strive to be a very well-balanced person and this blog plays some part in achieving that!

I absolutely love to team up with creative minds! Feel free to contact me for style consultation, photo shoots, vintage & antique articles, tea parties and hand-made items. I also do product reviews and feature items on my blog. I have a small shop on etsy featuring my collection and hand-made items.

(5) Comments

A desert wedding – Tea Crockery says:

Posted on March 25, 2018 at 2:45 pm

[…] shoots as well. We did a dreamy lawn bridal shower tea together along with a serene and romantic woodsy and rustic sweetheart table. She captures […]

Alex says:

Posted on January 20, 2018 at 11:09 am

Wow, awesome weblog layout! How lengthy have you ever been blogging for? you made blogging look easy. The whole look of your site is magnificent, let alone the content!

Ilona says:

Posted on May 15, 2017 at 6:52 am

Beautiful rustic elements in a garden tea!! Where are you located? Do you sell as well?

Tea Crockery says:
Posted on May 16, 2017 at 8:06 pm

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I am in Dallas, Texas. I do have an etsy shop – https://www.etsy.com/shop/TeaCrockery
I also take custom order for mixed china and hand-made items. Contact me for any ideas. Thanks!

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A lawn bridal shower tea! – Tea Crockery says:

Posted on May 5, 2017 at 3:21 pm

[…] shower, the theme and décor can be used for many different occasions. See part 1 of the shoot here for a woodsy rustic sweetheart table […]

A desert wedding – Tea Crockery says:
Posted on March 25, 2018 at 2:45 pm


[…] shoots as well. We did a dreamy lawn bridal shower tea together along with a serene and romantic woodsy and rustic sweetheart table. She captures […]

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Alex says:
Posted on January 20, 2018 at 11:09 am


Wow, awesome weblog layout! How lengthy have you ever been blogging for? you made blogging look easy. The whole look of your site is magnificent, let alone the content!

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Ilona says:
Posted on May 15, 2017 at 6:52 am


Beautiful rustic elements in a garden tea!! Where are you located? Do you sell as well?

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1. Tea Crockery says:
  Posted on May 16, 2017 at 8:06 pm
  
  
  I am in Dallas, Texas. I do have an etsy shop – https://www.etsy.com/shop/TeaCrockery
  I also take custom order for mixed china and hand-made items. Contact me for any ideas. Thanks!
  
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A lawn bridal shower tea! – Tea Crockery says:
Posted on May 5, 2017 at 3:21 pm


[…] shower, the theme and décor can be used for many different occasions. See part 1 of the shoot here for a woodsy rustic sweetheart table […]

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