Who's a Downton Abbey fan? Just about everyone! |
Beautiful day and wonderful venue! |
Sharing a cup of tea with Deb Johnston of Otsego Library |
We were invited to present by Deb Johnston, Adult Programming Coordinator at Otsego Library. Like most of the guests, she's a fan of Downton Abbey. Deb raffled off some amazing Downton Abbey-themed treasures and tea gifts to guests who scored highest on the DA quiz.
Rachel helps with handouts. |
Afternoon tea fare ready to be served. |
Scones, cookies and tea were served to attendees. Presentation was as beautiful as the treats were tasty!
Scones and other treats were served with freshly brewed tea. |
Downton Abbey decor turned events space into a lovely tearoom |
The events room was accented with Downton Abbey-inspired decor. We especially loved the silver tea set.
We shared our visit to Highclere and Bampton Village as well as some behind-the-scenes tales from Jessica Fellowes. We also discussed fashion of the area and the advantages of the Edwardian tea gown. Some guests came dressed in period attire which added to the fun.
Melanie McDougall of Gaylord dressed in period chic |
Rachel-Rose takes a quick scone break before book sales. |
A great thank you to Deb Johnston, the Otsego Library staff and all the guests who attended. We had a delightful time and enjoyed the fabulous turnout.
We are in Gaylord often, so we hope to see you all when we next visit!
And, we've got a few more Downton Abbey-inspired teas coming up. We'll be at Birmingham's Townsend Hotel on April 3rd and the Walled Lake Library the evening of April 5th.
In May, we'll be at the Schoolcraft Library in Kalamazoo County and Sweet D's Tea Room in Linden.
For more information, check out the events page of Barb's Tea Service website.
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