56+ Garden Tea Party Outfits And Styling Ideas For Every Season

Garden Tea Party Outfits: A garden tea party is more than food, flowers and a pretty table. Where the whole vibe really comes together, though, is what people are wearing. The clothes, though, you feel more in them with him soft and elegant and easy. But figuring out what to wear for a spring brunch, a summer high tea, a cozy autumn gathering or a winter garden setup can grow complicated quickly.

Garden Tea Party Outfits And Styling Ideas For Every Season

Here are 56+ styling ideas that are actual real life, photo-worthy things you can do with the stuff inside your walls and not only won’t make you feel like a little bit of a designer instead just be like thanks but no thanks.

Let’s take it season by season.

Spring Garden Tea Party Attire

• Pastel floral midi dress – I love light colors for spring florals and this one still feels breezy, perfect for morning brunches.

• White lace sundress – lets you be a clean garden-fairy for spring greenery.

• Lavender chiffon dress – it flows with the wind like a dream and photographs beautifully.

• Mint green A line dress – soft, refreshing and ideal against a floral background.

• Soft peach wrap dress – flattering silhouette and comfortable for long tea sessions

• Yellow daisy print dress – happy, sunny and clearly spring coded.

• Light blue smocked dress – flowy, girly and breathable with a hint of cottagecore.

• White embroidery dress – playful touch of detailing without being too heavy.

  

• Floral jumpsuit – perfect for those who love pants but still want a springy feel.

• Tulle skirt and pastel blouse – it’s so whimsical, comfortable and photogenic.

• Cotton eyelet dress – you can’t go wrong with some classic spring texture that allows you to stay cool outside.

• Soft pink pleated midi – great for high class, easy to move in and forgiving while striding around.

• Small print flowered maxi dress – very long droopy and pretty in garden scenes.

• Pastel co-ord set – effortless and effortlessly stylish, I’d say best for the younger lot.

• Light pink wrap top with white pants – a perfect and tranquil combo for spring sun.

Summer Garden Tea Party Attires

• Linen sleeveless dress – it’s light, sweat-friendly and effortlessly stylish.

• Sundress ruffles – playful, summery and not too try hard.

• White maxi dress – simply classic and perfect for hot afternoons.

• Sky blue wrap sundress – pretty on all figures as well as heat friendly.

• Striped cotton dress – nautical-summer energy that looks garden-ready.

• Floral romper – it’s relaxed, cute and I can just get my move on.

  

• Slip dress in sage green – simple but chic, perfect for evening teas.

• Floral maxi type – and look fantastic the sun shines.

• Yellow linen set – averages out summer depthing, not too much.

• White lace top with pastel skirt – lighter weight combination that has a romantic feel.

• Floral frock – just the right mix of drama and softness.

  

• Tea length polka dot dress – the summer photoshoot retro vibe.

• Dress with short puff sleeves – cute, light and very chic.

• Halter cotton dress – keeps it cool for the hottest part of the day.

• Light kaftan type dress – ideal for reflecting the summer and you can look perfect while keeping cool!

• Pastel jumpsuit – fresh, modern, and airy for the minimalist.

• White crop top with a floral skirt – just enough summer garden energy.

• Tiered maxi dress – this allows air-supply to be constant and already add movement to the dress.

• Light blue pleated dress – classy enough for tea parties that are a bit more fancy.

• Off shoulder soft mint-green dress – love the color, love the neckline and perfect for a day of heat.

Autumn Garden Tea Party Outfits

• A rust-coloured midi – it doesn’t clash with the leaves and adds that instant warmth.

• Olive green belted dress – it’s very earthy and would be great for fall/winter.

• Brown floral long-sleeve dress – warm but not unstylish and garden-friendly.

• Mustard-hued A-line dress – daring against the dying greenery, great for pictures.

• Beige knit dress – love the soft texture that will be great for this season’s cool evenings.

  

• Long burnt-orange dress – so much drama and very season-appropriate.

• White sweater with a floral skirt – balance between comfort and style.

• Maroon wrap dress – the color! sexy for a night out, but I also want to fuss around in it all day with scarves and patches.

• Fall plaid dress – it’s fashionable, Friday and seasonally encoded.

• Chocolate brown smock dress – bland but looks warm and cute.

• Long-sleeve Silk Chiffon dress – light and free to move in, warm for the fall breeze.

• Deep-green velvet dress – as luxurious as you like, without getting too hot.

• Tan trench coat with midi dress – this is a perfect look for evening tea parties.

• Wine-red Silk satin – grown-up and works well in low light.

  

• Olive jumpsuit – firm, working, and good for autumn.

• Camel-color knit top with pleated skirt – warm and polished in tones.

Winter Garden Tea Party Attire

• White wool dress coat with pastel dress – soft, winter elegance outdoors.

• Long-sleeve velvet dress – who doesn’t love a little luxury when the temperature drops? Great for cold-weather tea parties.

• Sweater dress and tights – comfy but still cute for photos.

• Dusty pink wool dress – this is a way to keep warm and look tea party ready.

• Rich ink blue maxi dress – elegant, classic and from the wintery side of things.

• Cream turtleneck – perfect dress for warmth and flow.

  

• Floral long sleeve dress for winter – florals but not as you know them!

• Burgundy pleated dress – a polished and cozy option for cold nights out.

• Wool-blend co-ord – it’s minimal, chic and warm enough for alfresco set-ups.

• Fake fur shawl on a simple dress – the perfect combination of class and heat without being heavy.

• Black pull on knit dress with soft accessories – a classic clean line that photographs beautifully.

• Maroon velvet jumpsuit – modern winter glamour and this was actually warm!

• Emerald green satin dress with a light jacket – rich colour for winter gardens.

• Wool cape and midi dress – dramatic, warm and great for high-tea aesthetic.

Accessories And Styling Tips For Any Occasion

• Wide-brim straw hat – can add shade and a gentle garden vibe, especially in spring and summer.

• Pearl earrings – the touch of sophistication that goes with all styles of dress.

• Floral hairpins – cute touch that connects your sense of style with the theme of garden.

• Pastel sandals – complement well with light-colored clothes that are not too flashy.

• Wedge heels – comfortable on grass and give you extra height without sinking in.

• Light shawl or wrap – ideal for when it’s cool outside without spoiling the appearance of your outfit.

• Structured handbags (Small) – one a little more casual for the park or shopping

• Subtle curls or relaxed waves – simple hairstyle bringing the garden aesthetic to life.

• Round flower crown – perfect favours for themed parties and outdoors photo spots.

• Fine gold necklace – this should be warm without taking away from your look.