They earned more than a grocery-store cake
Years of work deserve a table that says so. A golden tray of baklava honors the achievement — and survives a backyard party in June far better than frosting ever will. Sturdy, shareable, unforgettable.
Built for the backyard party
Graduation parties are open-house parties: guests drift in over hours, plates in hand, sun overhead. Baklava is the rare celebration dessert that holds beautifully on the table all afternoon — no melting frosting, no wilting cream, just flaky layers that taste as good at hour three as at minute one.
And since grad season means grad-party season, trays from 24 pieces let you scale from the immediate family to the whole extended cheering section.
For the milestone
The open-house tray
Decorated trays that hold up over a come-and-go afternoon — always ready for the next wave of guests.
School-color styling
Presentation matched to the school colors. The tassel was worth the hassle; the table should show it.
The double celebration
Two grads in the family? Mix flavors across trays so each gets a signature pick.
The gold standard
Baklava Royale with edible gold for the summa cum laude of dessert tables.
What to serve
Crowd-scale favorites for a proud day:
Graduations questions, answered
How much dessert do I need for a graduation open house?
For come-and-go parties, plan two pieces per expected guest. Pickup starts at 24 pieces; delivery with setup is available from 150 pieces for the big blowouts.
Grad season is busy — how early should I order?
May and June fill quickly. Two weeks is the minimum; a month ahead is comfortable for larger orders.
Will the desserts hold up at an outdoor party?
Baklava is one of the best outdoor desserts there is — no frosting to melt. Cream-based picks are best kept shaded and served in waves.
Can you match the school colors?
Yes — decorated trays are styled to your theme, school colors included.