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Afternoon Tea Venues for Hire in Melbourne

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Top Afternoon Tea Venues in Melbourne

Having afternoon tea is a long-standing tradition, which has transformed into a more casual matter over the last few decades. Hiring an afternoon tea venue is a charming and elegant solution for a baby or bridal shower, a birthday party or even to celebrate Mother’s Day! Who doesn't want to snack on delicious scones and bite-sized sandwiches while sipping some warming tea? Check out our selection of charming afternoon tea venues in Melbourne and book the one that fits all your needs.

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FAQs about Afternoon Tea Venues in Melbourne

How much does afternoon tea usually cost in Melbourne?

In Melbourne, you can expect to pay around $50 to $80 per person for a fancy afternoon tea experience, while more casual places might offer it for about $30 to $40. Typically, the cost is per person and includes a set selection of tea, sandwiches, scones, and pastries for each guest to enjoy. (All data from Tagvenue.)

What are some popular places in Melbourne for afternoon tea?

Here are some of our personal favourites for organising an afternoon tea in Melbourne:

 

  • Olinda Tea House: Elegant, romantic and environmentally conscious - what more could you want from a space for your event? Located in the peaceful Dandenong Ranges just 50 km from the Melbourne CBD it is a bit of a drive, but it is so worth it.
  • True Fairies: A Croydon venue that brings fairytales to life! Once you enter this magically decorated manor, you will want to stay in this world forever.
  • Anton Venoir Interiors: Perfect for antique lovers! If you are looking for a glimpse into another century during your afternoon tea, this space is the one to go with.

 

 

What is the difference between high tea and afternoon tea?

The main difference is the timing and type of food: high tea is a bigger meal later in the day, while afternoon tea is a lighter, mid-afternoon treat. In Australia, high tea is like a hearty dinner enjoyed in the evening, with dishes like meat, bread, and veggies. On the other hand, afternoon tea is a lighter, more social event in the late afternoon, featuring finger sandwiches, scones, and pastries with tea.

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