Welcome to Jan Kish la petite fleur. Thank you for thinking of us for your special occasion.
A Master of her craft, culinary artist Jan Kish, has now made it possible for clients worldwide to enjoy her exquisite cakes and sweet accessories. Her incredible creations and unique designs often become the grand centerpiece for a multitude of occasions.
We have included in our website a sampling of what is available. Contact us today to set up your appointment.
News:
Jan Kish introduces her Signature English Boxwood Garden Cake Pan Set. Order your's today!
Jan is not only featured in the Knot's Best of Weddings once again this year, she's been named Editor's Choice among cake bakers.
Jan Kish's incredible cakes have been called "confectionary masterpieces that look as good as they taste." Whether you want a traditional cake, a fun Mad Hatter, or something more whimsical, Jan's decadent and stylish cakes will impress guests with even the most distinguished palates.
"Jan Kish's cakes are the epitome of sophistication and impeccable craftsmanship even better, they taste as good as they look!" -- Anja Winikka, The Knot
Maria McBride of Brides magazine has a new book, Party Basics for New Nesters, for the happy couple. Its the perfect gift for an engagement party or shower.
Check us out in Bride's Magazine: 50 Most Beautiful Cakes!

See our cake in The Knot Spring/Summer 2008!
Jan Kish is a proud supporter of the Think Pink campaign for breast cancer. Pictured below are pink ribbon cookies and a wedding cake that were featured on Good Morning America. 
Brides Receptions -- We are featured in the current "Special Issue" of Brides Receptions magazine.
You're invited every Saturday to either Finelines Stationery or Worthington Jewelers to sample our cake and peruse our photo album.
Monday - Friday
10am - 5pm EST
by appointment only
PO Box 872
Worthington, Ohio
43085
Phone:
614 848 5855 EST
Please call to discuss design options and for more info.
"A thing of beauty is a joy forever;
its loveliness increases;
it will never pass into nothingness."
-- John Keats
