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1 of 3 requirements- Located in Almere
- Restaurant
- Henna allowed
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About the venue
Erf Bamiyan combines a vegetable smallholding with a small poultry shed, and the barn between them was rebuilt eight years ago with a sprung wooden dance floor, laid specifically for the attan dance performed at nearly every Afghan wedding held here. The name refers to the valley many guests trace their family roots to, and a relief of the valley decorates the barn's entrance.
Hall manager Zabihullah Amiri, who usually replies within three days, holds 130 to 260 guests and arranges both deg cooking and a separate qahwa lounge for the welcome. The kitchen garden next to the barn is used for the pre-dinner reception in good weather. Free parking, a prayer room with wudu facilities, and a DJ setup with no curfew are included as standard.
Highlights
The barn with a sprung dance floor, ready for the attan dance.
The kitchen garden next to the barn, used for the pre-dinner reception.
The sprung wooden dance floor, laid specifically for the attan dance.
The separate lounge where guests are served qahwa on arrival.
Venue type
- Farm
Outdoor areas
- Garden on site
Indoor spaces
- Prayer room
- Wudu facilities
Music & sound
- Live music allowed
Recommendations
3 recommendations“The sprung dance floor genuinely made a difference during the attan dance, you could feel it give with every step. Zabihullah also arranged a separate qahwa lounge for the welcome, a calm moment before the party kicked off.”
“Our large-scale deg cooking went perfectly, Zabihullah thought carefully with us about quantities for 250 guests. Replies sometimes took three days, but he kept every agreement.”
“The kitchen garden next to the barn was used for the pre-dinner reception in good weather, a nice addition to the evening. The relief of the Bamiyan valley at the entrance gave the hall a personal story.”
Location
Elburgerweg 11 · Almere