Lady Florence High Tea – A Vergelegen Story

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Vergelegen
TIME:    14h00
COST:    R495 pp
VENUE:    Rose Terrace Tea Room, Vergelegen Estate, Somerset West
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An elegant invitation to the Lady Florence High Tea on 9 August at Rose Terrace Tea Room, Vergelegen Estate.

Join us at our upcoming event that promises to be as enchanting as a waltz at the Duke of Hastings’ ball. Inspired by the floral elegance that graced the Bridgerton series, the esteemed Rose Terrace Tea Room shall play host to none other than the Lady Florence High Tea.

Date: Friday, the 9th of August from the stroke of 14h00 until the clock chimes 16h30 in the afternoon.

Ladies and gentlemen, prepare to don your most splendid gowns and waistcoats, for this affair shall be nothing short of a spectacle. The air shall be filled with whispered conversations, the clinking of delicate china, and the rustle of silk skirts – a symphony of refinement and merriment.

Tickets are a mere R495 per person, and pray, do not tarry, for they are as limited as the eligible suitors at a debutante’s ball – only 24 fortunate souls shall partake in this exquisite gathering.

Upon arrival, each guest shall be greeted with a glass of Florence Rosé – a libation fit for a duchess. And what awaits thereafter? An elegant high tea, resplendent with all the trimmings: dainty finger sandwiches, scones as light as a debutante’s laughter, and pastries that rival the moonlit glow of Regent’s Park.

Fear not, for your choice of beverage shall be attended to as well. Whether you favour the warmth of a freshly brewed cup of tea or the bold embrace of coffee, it shall be served with the utmost care.

And as the afternoon sun wanes, a sweet treat shall be bestowed upon each guest – a memento to carry home, a whispered secret shared between friends.

So, dear reader, mark your calendars, secure your tickets, and prepare to ascend the grand staircase of Rose Terrace Tea Room. Let us revel in the company of kindred spirits, for in this gathering, we shall create a scandal worthy of Lady Whistledown’s quill.