A sweet welcome for a new little life
In the Middle East, a new baby is announced with trays of sweets — joy you can pass around the room. Jackie brings that tradition to your shower: soft cream desserts, golden baklava, and a table that feels like a blessing, not just a buffet.
Tradition, served sweet
Celebrating a birth with sweets is one of the oldest Middle Eastern traditions — sweetness for a sweet life ahead. It gives your shower a story to tell between the games and the gifts, and a dessert table guests have not seen at every other shower this year.
Cream-based desserts like warbat bel ashta are the traditional choice for welcoming a baby, and the menu rounds out with more than 12 options — including nut-free and gluten-free, because a shower guest list comes with every dietary need there is.
For the shower table
The tradition tray
Cream-filled warbat, the classic birth celebration sweet — with a story the host gets to tell.
Styled to the reveal
Trays arranged to match the shower palette — soft neutrals, blush, sage, or team-blue and team-pink.
Something for grandma
Familiar flavors for relatives who grew up on them, and a delicious first taste for those who did not.
Take-home sweets
Individual pieces as favors — a sweet thank-you that outlasts the sugared almonds.
What to serve
Gentle, crowd-pleasing picks for a shower spread:
Baby Showers questions, answered
How much should I order for a baby shower?
Two to three pieces per guest is the sweet spot. Pickup starts at 24 pieces — right for a living-room shower — and delivery with setup is available from 150 pieces.
Are there nut-free options? Several guests have allergies.
Yes — nut-free options are available, along with gluten-free, vegan, and zero-sugar, across more than 12 desserts.
Can the trays match our shower colors?
Decorated trays arrive styled and ready to serve, tailored to your theme and palette.
How far in advance should we order?
Two weeks is typically enough; larger celebrations and busy seasons can need up to two months. A quick call settles the timeline.