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Banquet hall

The main hall for the nikah and the party, set up with separate seating.

Prayer room

A quiet room with wudu facilities next to the main hall.

Smaller hall

The smaller hall for a private nikah with only immediate family.

Entrance

The separate entrances, so men and women never have to pass each other.

Hodan A.

“We held our nikah and the party here on the same day. The two halls with their own entrances let us keep the men and women genuinely separate, without anyone having to walk past each other. For our family that was the deciding factor.”

Yasmine E.

“As the mother of the bride I was mainly focused on the henna night. Sahra had everything set up before we arrived and thought along about where the henna table should go. Our own caterer could just work in the kitchen, which saved a lot of hassle.”

Mehmet K.

“The hall is fine and the staff are friendly. We had a good two hundred guests and it never felt chaotic. The fact that there is genuinely no alcohol anywhere, not even brought in, mattered to my in-laws.”

Fatiha B.

“We speak Darija at home and my in-laws speak Turkish, and during the tour that was all handled. The prayer room next to the hall is a real prayer room with wudu facilities, not a cleared-out cupboard. My father was visibly relieved.”