Gallery

Zellige entrance

The floor-to-ceiling tiled entrance, lit as guests arrive.

Ballroom

The ballroom beyond the entrance, set for dinner.

Prayer room

The prayer room with wudu facilities for guests who wish to use it.

Qahwa corner

The qahwa corner where Moroccan tea and coffee are served throughout the celebration.

Ikram F.

“The moment we walked through the zellige entrance everyone started photographing, the pattern lit up exactly as Yasmina had promised during the viewing.”

Amine R.

“We had nearly 400 guests and the hall beyond the entrance still felt spacious. The qahwa corner was busy all night, exactly the gathering point we wanted.”

Yousra B.

“The prayer room with wudu facilities was the reason my father booked on the spot. He could pray in peace without missing the celebration.”

Mounir C.

“Yasmina speaks Arabic and French and really replied within two days, even when we wanted to adjust something about the zaffa at the last minute.”

Salma H.

“Being fully alcohol-free as fixed policy really put my grandmother at ease, she didn't need to keep asking if it checked out. The brass lanterns in the vaulted hall completed it.”

Tariq N.

“The in-house kitchen kept serving hot food deep into the evening, even after 300 people had sat down to eat. Parking at the venue was more than enough.”