Gallery

Stage

The raised stage with takht throne, ready for the grand entrance.

Shirini-khori corner

The dedicated setup for the engagement party, separate from the main hall.

Prayer room

The dedicated prayer room with wudu facilities, for anyone who wants to pray between festivities.

Bride's suite

The bride's suite where the couple prepares for the grand entrance.

Wahida K.

“Our shirini-khori was genuinely set apart from the main hall, exactly what we wanted for the formal moment between the families. Zahra thought along about the layout, even though it was our first time.”

Ehsan R.

“The attan dance floor is big enough for a whole circle of men at once, we had not seen that at another hall in Nijmegen. Zahra replied within two days, exactly as promised.”

Malalai S.

“The prayer room with wudu facilities was actually used during the celebration, not just a showpiece. My uncle could pray calmly between festivities without leaving the hall.”

Bilal M.

“We had 380 guests and the hall never felt overcrowded, with plenty of space around the stage with the takht throne. The sound system had no evening limit, which let our party run late.”

Sonia D.

“Our caterer brought their own deg for a special family dish and that was simply allowed alongside the house recipe, no discussion needed. Zahra spoke fluent Farsi with my mother-in-law about all the details.”

Jawid F.

“Free on-site parking was a real relief with this many cars, no searching around the neighbourhood. The transition from the shirini-khori to the celebration itself ran smoothly without delay.”