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Turkish Hall

The first hall, laid out with a lit walkway for the gelin yolu.

Moroccan Hall

The second hall, with its own neggafa room and separate entrance.

Bridal suite

The bridal suite where the couple gets ready before the hall opens.

Kitchen

The in-house commercial kitchen serving both halls, with no alcohol on the menu.

Elif D.

“My cousin married a Moroccan man in the other hall that same evening, and thanks to the two separate entrances the parties never once crossed paths.”

Karima R.

“The neggafa room in the Moroccan hall had exactly enough space for my four outfit changes, with its own mirror and enough light to see everything properly.”

Burak Y.

“Our gelin yolu went along the lit walkway in the Turkish hall, exactly as in the photos Aylin sent us beforehand. She really did reply within two days to every question too.”

Samira B.

“With 300 guests in the hall everything stayed manageable, and the fact that no alcohol was served anywhere in the building mattered a lot to our parents.”

Hasan T.

“The bridal suite gave my sister a moment of calm before the henna night really started. The hall's own kitchen also kept the food warm, even late in the evening.”

Rania M.

“Aylin speaks Turkish, Arabic and Dutch, and we really felt that during the tour when both my Moroccan mother-in-law and Turkish neighbour could ask their questions.”