HENNA NIGHTCONCEPTS
The position and arrangement of the henna throne differ in each concept; there are options with the bride seated alone or together with the groom.
Additional concepts are added to the venue quote separately.
EMERALD
A henna night with a palace feel, in emerald velvet and gold. In the centre of the terrace, a canopy hangs from the awning; beneath it, a gold-leaf single throne for the bride.
VIOLET
A modern henna night in violet and lavender tones, with the bride and groom seated together. A ribbon ceiling on the terrace; the couple's two bergère armchairs are in the hall, on a low raised platform.
MUSLIN
A simple white henna night in muslin white, linen and copper. Lattice panels hung on the terrace cast star-patterned light onto the floor; the henna is prepared in front of the fireplace.
SAFFRON
A bohemian henna night in saffron and orange tones that turns into a party after the ritual. On the terrace, a ceiling of lace and silk parasols, with clusters of poufs by the glass.
TILEWORK
An intimate henna night in turquoise, cobalt and tile white. By the window, a divan of honour with tile-patterned cushions; beneath patterned silk pennants, the terrace becomes the space for the halay folk line dance.





























