Gallery

Courtyard

The riad-style courtyard with the working tiled fountain.

Reception hall

The reception hall wrapped around the courtyard like a ring.

Bridal suite

A separate room for the couple, with its own mirror wall.

Kitchen

The kitchen for halal dishes and traditional Moroccan pastries.

Khadija A.

“We spoke with Khadija Amrani herself about her own wedding in this building, and that story completed the decision for us. The henna evening in the courtyard by the fountain was exactly as atmospheric as we'd hoped.”

Souad M.

“Hearing the water while you walk into the hall really gives a different feeling than an ordinary venue. All 180 of our guests slowed down at the entrance, just to look.”

Bilal Z.

“The neggafa Khadija arranged from her own network knew all the outfit changes perfectly and worked quickly between rounds. My sister, as the bride, didn't have to worry about a thing.”

Latifa N.

“The kitchen made both halal dishes and traditional Moroccan pastries, and the pastries served with tea afterwards were reason enough on their own to come back. Free parking made it easy for guests coming from Tilburg.”

Ayoub S.

“The bridal suite with its own mirror wall gave my wife enough quiet to step back between photo moments. A small detail but it made a big difference to her day.”

Meryem T.

“One small note: in rain the courtyard itself was less usable for the ceremony, so we had to improvise with the surrounding reception hall. Khadija fortunately already had a plan B ready for that.”