Ordering a birthday cake for the office is different from ordering one for home.

The main challenges are usually more people, a fixed schedule and a more complicated delivery point.

1. Start with the headcount

For around 10 people, 8 inches may work with other snacks, while 10 inches is safer if cake is the main dessert.

2. Give a clear delivery window

Instead of saying “in the afternoon,” give a window such as 2:00–2:30 PM. Include the company name, floor, reception point and a reachable phone number.

3. Check refrigeration at the office

If the cake arrives in the morning but will be served later, the office needs suitable refrigerator space.

4. Plan the cutting

For larger teams, it helps to decide how many portions you need and who will cut the cake.

FAQ: Do 20 people always need one very large cake?

No. You can also consider two smaller cakes or cake plus small desserts.

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