10 Royal Afternoon Teas In London To Make You Feel Like A Princess

Because tiara begins with "tea"

Royal Afternoon Tea at the Savoy

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The Savoy is one of the classic luxury London hotels, so their afternoon tea, created to celebrate the Royal Wedding, is bound to be magnificent.

Royal Wedding Tea at Dukes

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Mixing American and British classics, this afternoon tea takes in both cultures and will have historic links to the tea of The Queen herself. Need more temptation? Read their description: "The treats will be served with Royal 1st Flush Black Tea from the East India Company, harvested from bushes planted by HRH Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth during their first visit to Ceylon in 1954."

Royal Afternoon Tea at Conrad St. James

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The Head Pastry Chef is incredibly creative, meaning included in your afternoon tea is a dessert modeled after a wedding ring. The lounge at the Conrad St James is a gorgeous space, and perfect for springtime.

Afternoon Tea Fit for Royalty at Rubens

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Directly across from Buckingham Palace, this afternoon tea includes "jam pennies", a purported favourite of the Her Majesty.

A Right Royal Celebration Tea at Fortnum and Mason

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This Champagne Afternoon Tea includes a small caddy of "Royal Wedding" tea blend so you can take the royal wedding home with you.

Royal Afternoon Tea at the Milestone

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If YOU want to feel like royalty then this is the perfect afternoon tea. The location is right across from Kensington Palace, home of Harry and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. It is designed after the afternoon tea of choice for HRH Queen Elizabeth, including her favourite tea (Darjeeling), and pastries (including chocolate eclairs)

Royal Wedding Afternoon Tea at the Hotel Café Royal

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Everyone knows the Hotel Café Royal is stunning, and (as the name suggests) has a royal history. In addition, they have themed teas that include a collaboration with Dyptique and the Royal Wedding Tea, which includes bone china royal wedding mugs that you can take home with you.

Royal Wedding Afternoon Tea at Browns Brasserie

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If you are looking for something with royal flair but easier on the wallet, Brown's has a more affordable, but lush Royal Afternoon Tea that includes summery flavours of lobster brioche and elderflower and gin posset.

Royal Wedding Afternoon Tea at The Arch

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The Arch takes the wedding theme personally, creating an ideal tea for two, including His-and-Her desserts, Bride-to-Be Biscuits, and a delicious sounding "Groom" dessert complete with top hat.

Afternoon Tea at the Goring

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Finally, if you want a touch of royalty but without a specifically royal theme, why not stop by the Goring, where the Duchess of Cambridge spent her last night as Kate Middleton? Tea at the Goring is literally award-winning, and has the royal seal of approval.