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Barn

The converted barn with thatched roof, set up for 220 guests.

Cooking yard

The outdoor yard with deg oven and tandoor.

Orchard

The orchard where the nikah ceremony usually takes place.

Prayer room

The prayer room with wudu facilities next to the barn.

Zainab R.

“We could smell the deg oven before we even got out of the car, my mother-in-law said it reminded her of Kabul instantly. Rohullah had set up the nikah in the orchard with chairs under the trees, simple and exactly right.”

Bashir N.

“We had 200 guests and the barn with the thatched roof never felt crowded or empty. The prayer room next to the barn had real wudu taps, not an improvised corner, my uncles really appreciated that.”

Freshta A.

“Rohullah replied within a day of our email, faster than the two days they promise themselves. He thought along about our guest count and suggested using the tandoor for the bread himself.”

Naqibullah S.

“One small downside: the path to the orchard got a bit muddy after the rain for the older guests. Luckily Rohullah had extra wooden boards ready as soon as he noticed, so it was fixed quickly.”

Homira K.

“Beautiful venue for our wedding with 150 guests. The whole yard was truly ours alone that day, no other party wandered through, which made it extra calm for the older family members.”

Ehsanullah M.

“The rice and lamb from the deg oven were literally the talk of the evening, guests asked us after the wedding where they could order something like it themselves. Rohullah laughed and said the secret is in the yard.”