What to expect
If you’re planning to have a traditional Muslim wedding, then you might want to know what’s going to happen on the day!
Service We Provide
Making that grand entrance at your Nikah is going to be the forefront of your mind as your family and loved ones will be witnessing you walking down the grand aisle.
We liaise with you right from the initial query through to the big day to ensure we set the right mood and play that important track for your grand entrance.
Promise We Deliver
We take sheer pride and at most care during the ceremony as we know how important this amazing day is to you and the family members.
We go through with you in brief of your itinerary, to ensure we are in-sync right from the get go on the day.
We provide state of the art sound system along with a wireless microphone for the Nikah ceremony, for the Iman or Maulvi who then reads some verses from the Quran and recites prayers of blessing for the couple.
We also liaise with the event suppliers on the day from wedding caterers to photo & videographers, so that we can deliver announcement on point and at the right time.
As we want to ensure the event runs seamlessly on the day without any delays.
What are the Muslim traditions
- Salat al-Istikhara a.k.a Prayers to Allah
- Iman Zamin a.k.a Groom's mother blesses the Bride
- Mangni a.k.a The ring ceremony
- Manjha a.k.a The haldi ceremony
- Heena a.k.a The mehndi ceremony
- Sanchaq a.k.a Groom's family visit
- Baraat a.k.a The groom's arrival (the KING)
- Nikah a.k.a The main ceremony
- Fatiha a.k.a First verse of Quran (blessings to the new couple)
- Mehar a.k.a Contract for life! (also known as dowry, usually offered by the groom to the bride's family during Nikah)
- Rukhsat a.k.a The bride says her Goodbyes to her family.
- Walimah a.k.a Dawat celebration
We hope that our brief overview has given you an idea of “What to expect at a Muslim Wedding”