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Anatolia Ballroom

The fully mirrored ballroom, lit by chandeliers.

Bridal suite

The suite where the bride gets ready for the gelin yolu.

Prayer room

The prayer room with wudu facilities, separate from the ballroom.

Turkish coffee corner

The in-house Turkish coffee station, served to guests during the celebration.

Elif Y.

“The fully mirrored ballroom made the chandeliers twice as impressive, and with 320 guests it still felt like one connected room.”

Mert A.

“Emre Yildiz literally guided us step by step: the kına gecesi, the gelin yolu, and the first halay on the dance floor, as if he had run this script a hundred times before.”

Derya S.

“The two hall sections stayed separated for our nikah and were then merged back for the big party. Exactly what we needed.”

Baran K.

“The Turkish coffee station was a small detail my mother-in-law kept talking about all evening. Fully alcohol-free, as promised for our family.”

Sude T.

“The prayer room with wudu facilities was quiet, far enough from the music to actually pray without feeling rushed.”

Onur D.

“Emre Yildiz replied within two days to every question, and free parking for all 300 guests saved us a lot of hassle with a parking plan.”