Gallery

Gelin yolu walkway

The lit walkway for the bride's entrance.

Kına room

The separate room for the kına gecesi, apart from the main hall.

Dance floor

The open floor that can carry the entire halay chain without guests stepping aside.

Kitchen

The in-house kitchen with the keskek cauldron for the traditional wedding stew.

Aylin S.

“The gelin yolu on that lit walkway gave my entrance exactly the feeling I wanted. Emre Kaya had already tested the lighting before we arrived.”

Ozan T.

“The halay chain could genuinely go all the way around the open floor without anyone waiting, exactly as promised. With 420 guests there was never a crowded moment.”

Melis K.

“The separate kına room, apart from the main hall, meant we could genuinely celebrate the henna night without the main party setup being visible.”

Burak Y.

“The keskek cauldron for the traditional stew was proof for my grandfather that this is a genuine Turkish wedding hall, not a generic hall being dressed up.”

Derya A.

“Fully alcohol-free as fixed policy, exactly what we were looking for, and the Turkish coffee station ran all evening without ever running dry.”

Cem O.

“Brother of the groom. With room for 300 to 500 guests this is one of the largest halls we looked at, and Emre Kaya always replied to our questions within a day.”