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February 15, 2021

Valentine’s Day 2021 & Week of Pink Recap!

I hope you all had a lovely Valentine’s Day 2021! In this post, I want to wrap up my “Week of Pink” challenge with my final two outfits. After that, I’m sharing details about our Valentine’s Day tea party date.

Wrapping Up Week of Pink 2021

First, I want to wrap up the “Week of Pink” challenge with the two outfits pictured below. I loved putting this together. However, I admit that it was a bit overwhelming to post every day. But I’m proud of myself for sticking with it! In case you missed my previous posts for the challenge, you can find them below.

  • A Chic Parisian & Thrifted Look for Valentine’s Day
  • Styling a Secondhand Sweater Vest for Valentine’s Day
  • The Best Accessory: Vintage Silk Scarves
  • Layering a Turtleneck and Sweater is the Best Cozy Combo
  • Spread Love This Weekend! | Weekly Edit
Valentine’s Day 2021 Recap
Valentine's Day 2021 and Week of Pink Recap. Image description: Ohio is for coffee lovers.
outfit details: sweater – thrifted | coat – Gal Meets Glam (can be found on Poshmark) | skirt – old J. Crew Factory (also can be found on Poshmark)

Next, onto my Valentine’s Day 2021 recap! First, we decided to have a tea party as an at-home date. Can you tell that I have been watching Bridgerton lately? Haha. We ventured out to get coffee after stocking up at the grocery store for our tea party. We picked up coffee at one of my favorite local coffee shops, Stauf’s. Then, I just had to snap a photo with the storefront design.

Afternoon Tea
Valentine's Day 2021 & Week of Pink Recap. Image description: Valentine's Day-themed tea party at home.
outfit details: scarf – Sweet & Spark | sweater – thrifted | pants – target (old)

After grabbing coffee, it was time for tea! I had been wanting to have an at-home tea party for a long time. Afternoon tea was my favorite part of my trip to London last year, so I thought it would be a fun way to celebrate Valentine’s Day. We added some foods that aren’t really traditional, but the advantage to making it at home is that you can make it however you’d like! For example, we added macarons and quiche. If you’re looking to put together your own afternoon tea party, here are some ideas of what you can use:

  • Tea
  • Scones
  • Clotted cream and jam
  • Finger sandwiches (we made mini cucumber + cream cheese sandwiches and mini caprese sandwiches!)
  • Mini tarts and mini cakes
  • any other pastries your heart desires

Above all, I hope you simply enjoyed your weekend whether or not you celebrate Valentine’s Day. In addition, I would love to hear what you thought about the Week of Pink challenge. So, please leave me a comment or connect with me on Instagram to tell me your thoughts!

xo,

Kyndal

By: Kyndal · In: Style · Tagged: afternoon tea, outfit ideas, pink, red, tea party, valentine's day, valentine's day outfit, valentine's day style, week of pink

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