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Hall One

The largest of the three halls, set up for a Turkish wedding.

Entrance hall

The shared entrance hall with separate passages to the three halls.

Bridal suite

Prayer room

The prayer room with wudu facilities, shared by all three halls.

Emine T.

“Our wedding had the gelin yolu while there was a Moroccan wedding in Hall Two at the same time. We never crossed paths all evening, because every hall really does have its own entrance. Fatima explained that clearly beforehand.”

Salma R.

“The neggafa could bring in the amariya without anything in the way, tall doors and enough room in the aisle. Our mechoui oven was allowed outside near the kitchen, which is not possible everywhere.”

Kerem D.

“We had almost 400 guests in Hall One and it stayed manageable. The hall's own kitchen cooked fully halal, which saved us the hassle of an outside caterer.”

Aisha M.

“The prayer room with wudu facilities was used by both families without it ever feeling crowded, since it serves all three halls together. I did not expect such a spacious shared room at a hall this size.”

Yusuf B.

“Brother of the groom. Parking for the whole complex was free and plentiful, even though there were clearly several parties happening that night. Fatima replied to all our questions within a day.”

Derya K.

“The bridal suite was spacious enough for me, my mother and three bridesmaids to get ready calmly, with a separate mirror corner. Exactly what you want for the pre-ceremony photos.”