Gallery

Pavilion

The glass reception hall overlooking the growing greenhouses next door.

Rose corridor

The corridor of blooming rose bushes leading to the hall entrance.

Engagement room

The separate, smaller room for the engagement ceremony.

Terrace

The outdoor terrace between pavilion and greenhouses for photos.

Samira B.

“We walked in with our 180 guests literally through a corridor of roses, and everyone stopped to take photos. Karim arranged the flowers himself from the family nursery, so everything matched perfectly. At sunset the whole hall turned gold, honestly the best moment of the evening.”

Hicham T.

“Our neggafa from Tangier got exactly the space next to the stage she needed for the outfit changes. Karim replied to every email within a day, even when we changed our minds about the table plan three times.”

Nadia F.

“The separate engagement room away from the main hall was exactly what we wanted for our khotba, small and calm without having to rent the whole venue. It also helped that the bar was fully alcohol-free, one less thing to discuss with family.”

Rania K.

“Beautiful venue, though finding the pavilion itself from the road past the greenhouses took a moment. Once inside, everything was well organised, free parking and plenty of room for our 220 guests.”

Yassine M.

“The story of the Bennani family going from rose nursery to wedding venue makes this pavilion genuinely unique. You can still see the greenhouses standing right next to you during dinner.”

Malika R.

“As the groom's mother I was mostly happy with the terrace between the pavilion and the greenhouses, perfect for family photos outside. The glass roof gives beautiful light, but do bring a parasol if you marry in summer.”