The bare main space with cast-iron columns and tall windows.
The hall divided with a temporary wall for a separate nikah.
The large-scale kitchen facilities for the halal caterer.
The spacious parking area right next to the hall.
“We had 400 guests, and I have never seen a hall anywhere else that could be this big without feeling dull. Those windows running up to the ceiling gave plenty of daylight for the reception.”
“Burak Aksoy (funnily enough the same first name as mine) sent us a complete proposal including a halal caterer within a day, which made choosing a lot easier for us.”
“The partition wall for our separate nikah worked exactly as promised, my grandmother could calmly attend the ceremony while the rest of the hall was already being set up for the party.”
“No decibel limit really means no decibel limit, our DJ could go all out. For a wedding with uncles dancing deep into the night, that was exactly what we needed.”
“The parking area for 150 cars was a huge relief for our family, who came from all over the Netherlands. Nobody had to carpool or walk far.”
“One small downside: with 450 guests and cast-iron columns down the middle, not everyone had a completely clear view of the stage. Burak solved it by putting up extra screens, so it ended up not being an issue.”