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Last reviewed: September 24, 2026 | Mississauga |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: September 24, 2026. Business status: Active.
Misri Desserts offers wedding dessert tables in Mississauga and serves the wider GTA with custom cakes, desserts and event displays. Its official website presents the business as an online dessert and appetiser provider rather than a walk-in shop. Wedding-related offerings include custom wedding cakes, dessert bars and complete dessert-table setups, with traditional Indian, Western and fusion selections available.
The dedicated wedding page says dessert-bar packages include a consultation, complete setup and breakdown across Toronto. Couples can submit an event request with their date, venue, guest count, preferred package and dessert types. This profile was last reviewed on September 24, 2026, using the company’s official homepage and Wedding Packages page; details such as package contents, final pricing, delivery boundaries and availability should be confirmed directly.
Misri Desserts documents several services that may be relevant to a wedding: custom wedding cakes, wedding dessert tables, dessert bars, grazing tables and custom dessert displays. The wider menu includes classic cakes, fusion cakes, mithai cakes, cupcakes, cookies, macarons, pastries, tarts, brownies and portioned desserts. The booking form allows clients to select cakes, cupcakes, cookies, macarons, pastries, tarts, brownies or a mixed selection, although the final menu available for a particular event needs direct confirmation.
The wedding service is presented as customizable rather than as a single fixed menu. Misri says it works with couples to understand their vision and develop a dessert-table theme reflecting their style. Couples can choose among traditional Indian, Western and fusion desserts. The homepage also identifies eggless cakes and desserts, making the business potentially relevant to celebrations where an egg-free option is being considered. The site does not state that every wedding item or package is entirely eggless, so dietary requirements should be discussed item by item.
The homepage describes Misri Desserts as serving Mississauga and the GTA, while the wedding page says consultation, setup and breakdown are offered across Toronto. These statements indicate a regional wedding service, but they do not define a precise delivery radius or list every municipality covered. Couples with venues outside Mississauga or Toronto should provide the full venue address when requesting information and ask whether travel, delivery or setup charges apply.
The documented selection may suit couples interested in combining a wedding cake with a coordinated dessert display rather than ordering only one item. It may also be relevant for celebrations seeking Indian and Western flavours on the same table, fusion desserts, or eggless options. Because the company states that its location is a pickup point for pre-orders and not a store, it may be less suitable for couples expecting to visit a retail bakery without an appointment.
A documented feature of the wedding service is that packages include consultation, setup and breakdown, along with display pieces such as platters, jars, scoops, stands and labels. This gives couples a clearer starting point than dessert-only ordering and may reduce the number of presentation items they need to source separately. The event form also gathers practical information including the date, time, venue, guest count, package selection and requested dessert types.
Important details remain unpublished. The site does not provide package-by-package inclusions, serving quantities, display dimensions, setup timing, travel fees or wedding-package prices. It also does not publish a street address for the pickup point in the supplied evidence. The wedding page lists Basic, Standard, Premium, Deluxe and Custom package choices, but their differences are not explained. These are evidence limitations rather than indications of service quality.
Prices are not published for the wedding packages. The official homepage displays selected individual cakes at $45 or $50, but those retail product prices do not establish the cost of a wedding cake, dessert table, delivery, setup or breakdown. A catering-product page showing $0 does not provide usable package pricing or meaningful inclusions, so it should not be treated as a free service or a valid wedding quote.
Couples should request an itemized proposal based on the event date, venue, guest count, dessert selection and display requirements. The proposal should distinguish food, cake customization, equipment or décor, delivery, setup, breakdown, travel and applicable taxes. It is also worth confirming whether a deposit is required, when the balance is due and what change or cancellation terms apply.
Misri Desserts provides an online event booking request form on its Wedding Packages page. Required fields include the occasion, event date and time, venue or location, number of guests, contact details, package selection and dessert types. Package options shown in the form are Basic, Standard, Premium, Deluxe and Custom. Submitting the form is a request for follow-up and should not be assumed to confirm availability or create a completed booking.
The official website lists the phone number (647) 891-2100. No clean postal address is published in the supplied official pages, and the website states that its location is not a store but a pickup point for pre-orders. Couples who need pickup should obtain the exact address, collection window and access instructions directly after the order arrangements are established.
Before booking, ask for a written description of the selected package and the number and size of desserts included. Clarify whether the quoted quantity is intended as one serving per guest or as a varied display with multiple pieces per person. If a wedding cake is included, confirm its size, flavour, design scope, serving estimate and whether cutting or serving is handled by the venue.
Couples should also discuss allergies and dietary restrictions directly. The site advertises eggless options, but it does not publish preparation controls, cross-contact procedures or a complete allergen guide in the supplied evidence. Confirm which chosen items are eggless and whether other dietary needs can be accommodated. Finally, verify delivery coverage, arrival and teardown times, venue access, table requirements, responsibility for damaged display pieces and the deadline for final guest-count or menu changes.
Yes. Its official wedding page says custom dessert-bar packages include consultation, complete setup and breakdown across Toronto. It also lists platters, jars, scoops, stands and labels as included presentation elements. Couples should confirm the exact pieces supplied with their chosen package.
Yes. Misri Desserts says couples can choose from traditional Indian, Western or fusion desserts. The specific flavours and items available for an event are not fully listed on the wedding page, so the final selection should be recorded in the proposal.
Prices are not published for the wedding packages. The site displays prices for selected individual cakes, but those figures do not establish wedding cake, dessert-table, delivery or setup costs. Couples need to request a quote for their date, venue, guest count and menu.
The official website says its location is not a store and is only a pickup point for pre-orders. No clean pickup address appears in the supplied official evidence, so couples should arrange orders in advance and obtain the exact collection details directly.
Phone: (647) 891-2100
Website: https://misridesserts.com/





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