The foyer with handmade zellige tiles where guests enter the hall.
The outdoor pit where the lamb for the mechoui is traditionally roasted.
The room where the neggafa dresses the bride in different kaftans through the evening.
The smaller room set up separately for the henna night.
“The zellige foyer in blue and green is exactly what you want to see on arrival, guests kept stopping to take photos before even entering the hall.”
“The outdoor mechoui pit produced a lamb everyone talked about all evening, my uncle stood watching it roast for half an hour.”
“Yasmine El Amrani arranged the neggafa room so I could change kaftans three times during the evening without walking far. She replied within two days to all my questions beforehand.”
“We had 300 guests in the main hall, and the separate henna room meant the henna night could take place a few days earlier without occupying the main hall.”
“Fully alcohol-free and the kitchen only works with its own caterer, which gave clarity upfront and saved discussion with my husband's family.”