Shower her with something golden
The bridal shower is the pretty one — the brunch light, the flowers, the photos. A styled tray of honey-gold baklava and cream-filled warbat fits right into the tablescape, and outperforms every macaron tower it ever meets.
Made for the photo-first party
Bridal showers live on camera, and Middle Eastern desserts are photogenic by construction: layered phyllo, bright pistachio, rosy cream. Decorated trays arrive arranged and ready to serve, so the table looks styled the moment it lands.
And because the guest list mixes generations and diets, gluten-free, nut-free, vegan, and zero-sugar options mean grandma and the gluten-free bridesmaid both go back for seconds.
Sweet touches
The brunch table
Warbat and baklava alongside the mimosas — lighter than cake, prettier than pastries from a box.
A tasting for the bride
Planning the wedding too? Use the shower to preview flavors before the big-day dessert table.
Guest favors
Individual pieces for guests to take home — the favor that never gets left behind.
Theme-matched trays
Presentation styled to the shower palette, from blush-and-gold to garden greens.
What to serve
The prettiest picks on the menu, made for a shower table:
Bridal Showers questions, answered
How many pieces should I order for a bridal shower?
Plan on two to three pieces per guest — they are rich, but nobody stops at one. Pickup starts at 24 pieces, which suits an intimate shower.
Can the trays match the shower theme?
Yes — decorated trays are arranged, styled, and ready to serve, tailored to your colors and setting.
When should I place the order?
Two weeks ahead is usually comfortable; allow more in busy seasons. Start with the free tasting of up to four kinds if you want to curate the lineup.
Are there options for guests with dietary restrictions?
Gluten-free, nut-free, vegan, and zero-sugar desserts are all available, so the whole guest list is taken care of.