Photo via The Giving Place
Ever wanted to feel like you’re in a real-life fairytale? Well, at this lavender field tea party in Ontario, you can!
The Giving Place Lavender & Honey is hosting an afternoon tea event among the blooms called Fields of High Tea, where you’ll be able to sip, snack, and relax among rolling hills of fragrant flowers.
Your ticket includes a set seating time and menu with the farm’s special selected tea blend, as well as mini sandwiches, salad and treats served at your table in the garden fields.
Afterwards, you’ll have the opportunity to cut your own lavender bouquet to take home and stroll on the property to experience the “intimate country setting where you can breathe in the wonderful lavender, visit the wildflowers, enjoy the sunflowers and even sit with our bunnies,” the description says.
The high tea experience is happening on two separate Saturdays at various times and and you can see the full events schedule here.
The farm also hosts a Sunday Lavender Market every weekend until early October, which sells a variety of lavender and honey infused products from The Giving Place, as well as fresh farm eggs, butter tarts, cookies, and more.
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Where: 19618 E Townline, Mount Albert, Ontario
When: August 20 & 27, 2022
Cost: $80+HST per person
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