Gallery

Domed ballroom

The central ballroom with hand-cut zellige tilework and a high dome.

Mechoui pit

The outdoor cooking area where the lamb is roasted for guests.

Prayer room

The prayer room with wudu facilities, available to guests as standard.

Reception rooms

The two smaller reception rooms beside the ballroom, used for the amariya procession and henna night.

Amina Z.

“The domed ballroom with hand-cut zellige is the most beautiful room we saw in Rotterdam, and with 480 guests the hall still felt spacious.”

Rachid F.

“The outdoor mechoui pit roasted the lamb all afternoon and the smell drew guests outside even before the food was served. Exactly the effect you want.”

Yassine E.

“Yassine El Amrani guided us from neggafa to zaffa as if he had already done twenty weddings at this scale. He usually replied within a day to our questions.”

Sanaa B.

“The two smaller reception rooms beside the ballroom meant the amariya procession could start separately while the ballroom was still being set, no guests getting in the way.”

Hassan T.

“With 520 guests this was the largest wedding our family has ever organised, and the prayer room with wudu facilities stayed accessible all evening without a queue.”

Ilham C.

“The zaffa with drummers through the foyer and into the domed ballroom gave everyone goosebumps, phones were out and ready to capture the moment.”