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Wedding meadow

The meadow where the large carpeted tent rises for the wedding.

Carpeted tent

The tent, lined inside with kilims Freshta chose herself.

Qahwa corner

The corner where guests are served green tea on arrival.

Prayer room

The prayer room in the adjoining barn.

Wahida S.

“Freshta named the farm after her family's valley and you can feel it in every detail, especially the kilims in the carpeted tent that she chose herself. The qahwa corner with green tea on arrival was such a warm, welcoming start to the evening.”

Ehsan M.

“The mobile tandoor produced fresh bread during dinner, genuinely different from bread baked ahead and arriving cold. Freshta replied within two days and thought everything through with us.”

Parwana J.

“Small and informal, exactly right for our wedding of 120 guests, not some huge hall where you get lost. In the rain the tent was reinforced with extra covering, something we had worried about beforehand.”

Rohullah B.

“No alcohol served, exactly as we wanted, and the prayer room in the adjoining barn was calm and clean. Free parking on the yard made it easy for our guests from Almere-Buiten to reach.”

Homaira D.

“The meadow is beautiful but genuinely a meadow, so sturdy shoes are not an unnecessary luxury in wet weather. Freshta's story about her own search for an affordable place moved many of our older guests.”