The painted mountain wall behind the stage, named after the Darband gorge.
The stage where the couple sits during the wedding.
The bridal suite where the couple prepares before the attan dance.
The prayer room with wudu facilities next to the hall.
“The painted mountain wall behind the stage really moved my father-in-law, he is from near Kabul himself and said it captured the feeling of the gorge exactly.”
“Najibullah thought along with us about the order of the nikah and the attan dance, and kept replying to our messages within a day or so, faster than the four days they quote themselves.”
“We had 280 guests and it stayed manageable thanks to the separation between the engagement and wedding spaces. The kitchen was set up for our deg dish, which mattered a lot to my mother.”
“The attan dance with the in-house DJ was the highlight, the sound was set just right and the stage was big enough for the whole group at once.”
“The prayer room with wudu facilities next to the hall was the reason my father agreed to this venue, he did not have to step outside to pray.”
“Free parking saved us a lot of back-and-forth with guests beforehand, and the bridal suite gave us a quiet moment before we went up on stage.”