Mother's Day Afternoon Tea At Home with Prosecco

Cutter and Squidge

£37.59

Celebrate Mother's Day in style with our "Mother's Day Afternoon Tea with Prosecco." Delight Mum by having a luxurious Mother's Day Afternoon Tea delivered right to her doorstep. As the kettle steams, serve up warm, handmade, buttery scones with sweet strawberry jam and clotted cream, followed by a rich chocolate brownie and mini Lemon Drizzle Cakes. And to make the occasion even more special, enjoy with a glass of fizz. All of this goodness is elegantly packed and delivered straight to your Mum's door, the perfect Mother’s Day gift to show her you care this year! This Mother's Day Afternoon T

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Mother's Day Afternoon Tea At Home with Prosecco

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