Gallery

Main hall

The main hall with a raised stage (takht) for the couple and room for the dance floor.

Garden

The private garden behind the hall, used for photos and the nikah.

Bridal suite

A private dressing room where the bride gets ready.

Prayer room

The prayer room with wudu facilities, close enough to reach without leaving the party.

Fatima R.

“We held the nikah in the garden behind the hall and celebrated inside afterwards. Not having to move between those two parts saves an enormous amount of hassle with all the guests and the photographer.”

Wahid N.

“Book early. We called fourteen months ahead and our Saturday was only just still free. Fatima was right when she said the popular dates go almost a year in advance.”

Meryem S.

“Two separate halls with their own entrances — that was my in-laws’ condition. It worked exactly as promised: nobody had to walk past the other side to reach the cloakroom.”

Latifa E.

“Mother of the bride. We held the henna night in the smaller hall with about eighty women. The staff helped set up the henna table without us having to ask.”

Karim A.

“There is no in-house kitchen cooking for you here, so you bring your own caterer. Our Moroccan caterer was pleased with the commercial kitchen and could work in it with four people at once.”