Jordan is a safe country with a low crime rate. The recent regional tensions do not impact the daily lives of Jordanians, and Jordan’s safety, through many years have not been impacted by its surroundings. The wedding venue is in one of safest neighbourhoods in Amman.
September marks the end of the summer heat and is a great time to be in Jordan. During the evening, the weather will be pleasant—not too hot or cold. You will not need more than a light jacket in case it gets colder in the evening. During the day, the weather is summary.
The dress code is formal: suits with tie for men, and cocktail dresses for women.
Our ceremony (katb ktab) will take place a week before the wedding, in Amman and has no celebrations afterwards. It is not uncommon in Jordan to do the ceremony weeks before the wedding. We will keep the wedding day only for dinner and party (reception).
The wedding will be outdoors. The venue will be at 80% capacity for comfort.
No transportation is arranged but you are very safe with an Uber or Careem.
While we love your little ones, we want you to relax and enjoy the evening. We kindly ask you to arrange childcare in advance and celebrate with us kid-free. We can arrange that for you with a professional, free of charge. Your kids can stay with Sahim’s baby niece, Aser.
We recommend arriving between 6:30 PM and 7:00 PM.
Yes! The venue has its own parking lot and there will be a Valet.
Drinking alcohol in Jordan is not a social taboo; it is readily available in restaurants and hotels. During the wedding, only four types of alcohol will be served: Whiskey, Gin (with mixers), Tequila, and Vodka. We appreciate your understanding that few guests are conservative when it comes to drinking alcohol. We ask that you only drink alcohol at your table and not to take glasses with you to the dance floor.
Our outdoor venue is located near a busy residential area in Amman, so we will need to lower the music at 12:00 AM and stop it at 12:30 AM out of respect for our surroundings.
You will be missed! If you cannot attend, please let us know as soon as possible and RSVP “No” so we can plan accordingly.
Your love and presence at our wedding are enough. If you wish to contribute with a gift, we appreciate no packaged gifts or appliances as we live in the UAE.
Please update your details when you RSVP to let us know about any dietary restrictions.
If you have any further questions, please contact either the bride or the groom.