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Neggafa Room

The separate room where the bride changes kaftan through the evening.

Main Hall

The calm main hall where guests spend the evening.

Henna room

The separate room next to the main hall for the henna night.

Kitchen

The in-house kitchen serving the main hall and the henna night.

Zineb A.

“The neggafa room where I changed kaftan through the evening was truly a world of its own, calm and separate from the main hall. The neggafa herself guided every change as if she had done it a hundred times.”

Hassan M.

“The main hall stayed exactly as calm as the name house of peace promises, while backstage the bride kept changing outfits. With 240 guests the hall felt spacious but not empty.”

Nadia R.

“Fatima Zahra Bennani spoke Arabic and French with our family, which made the preparation much easier since not everyone speaks Dutch equally well. She also always replied within two days.”

Youssef K.

“The separate room next to the main hall for the henna night gave us a genuinely intimate space just for the women of the family, apart from the celebration that started later.”

Salma T.

“No alcohol anywhere in the house was simply a given for our family, and the in-house DJ knew exactly which songs got the hall dancing without the sound becoming overwhelming.”

Rachid B.

“Our catering was handled by the venue's own kitchen, and with 260 guests at the top of their capacity, service still ran smoothly. Free parking made it very easy for our guests from Breda and the surrounding area.”