Gallery

Ballroom

The main hall where the couple entrance and the attan take place.

Tea ceremony room

The separate room for the tea ceremony at the start of the evening.

Bride's room

The bride's room where she gets ready before the programme begins.

Kitchen

The in-house halal kitchen where the evening menu is prepared.

Roya F.

“The name "sweetness of the night" is spot on, our celebration started with the tea ceremony for the older guests around four and did not end until after midnight with the attan.”

Naseer A.

“The separate tea ceremony room meant my grandparents could drink their tea in peace while the setup for the party continued in the ballroom. Homayoun Rassa had planned that well for us.”

Marwa Y.

“The attan at the end of the evening, with genuinely the whole hall dancing in circles, was the highlight. The in-house DJ knew exactly when to build the tempo.”

Sediq B.

“170 guests fit exactly in the ballroom without it feeling empty. Homayoun spoke Dari with my in-laws, which made a huge difference for communicating the details.”

Latifa H.

“The in-house halal kitchen worked with our family caterer without any hassle, and the fully alcohol-free policy was never a point of discussion for our family when booking.”