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Comment by The Spice Club on May 29, 2011 at 13:34: I wouldn't worry, we have all been there-there was no one doing it in Manchester when we started last September but we just went for it and it's grown since. As Lynn and Gwyneth said, definitely have a look at MsMarmiteLover's book too! It has a lot of helpful hints.

Monica x

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Comment by The Sunday Bruncheon Club on May 28, 2011 at 18:42: I've found it realy difficult getting our name out there!! We've got facebook, twitter, we're registered here and as far as I know we are the only secret supper club in the area. We are so excited to start but we're worried that we'll be serving ourselves a condolence brunch.... cry

Comment by Vintage Afternoon Teas on May 15, 2011 at 22:43: If you mean how do you start a supper club then get Kirsten's book, tells you everything. I've a home-baker and I set up my own afternoon tea delivery business from home last year www.vintageafternoonteas.co.uk, took a course in Food Safety, got my kitchen registered with the local authority, got some public liability insurance and some business cards printed and started handing them out...and it's taken off from there. Heard about supper clubs along the way and I'm hosting my first secret afternoon tea party on 5 June and can't wait. I visited The Spice Club, Manchester's only supper club to date, to see how it worked, and enjoy the fabulous food, and Monica the host encouraged me to give it a go. I've advertised the new tea club through an email to friends and customers, twitter and facebook. We'll see how it goes and then I might do it again. Good luck!