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Hosting a Tea Party is not going to do the trick for all businesses, but for those that attract a great number of women, this is a terrific plan. The idea is to get to know some of your customers on a more personal level. Not all businesses today can even attempt to learn the names of all their customers, but you ask any customer who comes in our door if they like to be greeted by name and they'll say, "That's why I come to your store."
Those words are music to a shopkeeper's ear. We want customers to come to our store, and if they feel welcome and that our store is friendly, then that is all the more reason for us to continue working hard to perpetuate that feeling.
To us, at our gift shop, there is nothing more welcoming than having a tea party. It gives the chance to slow down, to set aside our cares and worries of the day and enjoy the company of other like-minded women. We've had several versions of a tea party, but the one that everyone enjoys the most is when we get someone else to actually cater the tea party.
This could be a sandwich shop, a caterer who is just starting out and wants to get known, or perhaps you know someone who runs their own tea shop and wouldn't mind catering yours in return for the list of your customers who attend.
When you have someone else do the catering, the process is really simple. Have them plan the menu and give you a cost per person. At this point you have two choices, you can either choose to host the party yourself, and invite some of your very best clients as a type of "customer appreciation" event. Or, you can have people sign up on a first come, first served basis and their place at the table will be held with full payment for the food.
After that, you advertise the Herbal Tea party (trust me, it will fill up very quickly) and you'll soon be telling people, "I'm so sorry, we're fully booked. Shall I put you down for our next one?"
All that you have to do now is to arrange the tables, get tablecloths, napkins. Plates and silver need to be discussed between you and your caterer. Teacups and teapots are essential for a successful tea party, so you must have a supply of these as well. Many such items can be hired, so investigate early and pick them up a day ahead of time.
On the day of the tea party, have some soothing music playing, a few subtly scented candles burning (obviously in places where they won't be knocked over), and be prepared to play hostess. Believe me, the customers who attend this tea party will never forget it, and they won't forget you. They'll tell everyone they know where they went, what they had, and how much fun they had.
You can't get any better advertising than that, can you?