Gallery

Courtyard

The tiled courtyard with fountain and hand-made arches.

Terrace

The terrace with the mechoui oven and space for outdoor dining.

Bridal suite

The separate suite with its own entrance for the bride and her guests.

Warehouse hall

The adjoining hall under the old overhead crane, as shelter in rain.

Sanae B.

“Sanae Boukhris told us herself about the plasterer from Fez who hand-copied the arches around the courtyard, and if you look closely you can really see it in the details. All 280 of our guests paused for a moment on arrival.”

Mounir T.

“The fixed mechoui oven on the terrace produced exactly the lamb my father-in-law remembered from weddings in Fez, made by the team Sanae keeps for it. Few venues in the Netherlands do it this well.”

Ghita A.

“The fountain in the middle of the courtyard made every photo special, and the adjoining hall under the old overhead crane turned out to be a fine fallback when it started raining in the afternoon. Nothing about the party had to move inside without keeping its atmosphere.”

Adil K.

“The bridal suite with its own entrance gave my sister, as the bride, enough privacy between photo moments. Sanae also replied the same day to all our questions about the neggafa schedule.”

Nawal E.

“Sound allowed until two in the morning and free on-site parking, exactly what we needed for a party that had to run long. The courtyard's atmosphere completely transformed in the evening thanks to the lighting.”

Jamal H.

“One small note: with 300 guests spread across the courtyard and the adjoining hall, we had to plan carefully in advance who sat where. Sanae fortunately helped actively with a floor plan.”