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The jewel of a moment
Born from a pearl that kept the light of dawn.
Mother-of-pearl · Gold · Pearls
Ammarias built by hand in the workshops of Fez — for the moment the whole room turns to look at you.
The house of Heritage
The ammaria — the bridal throne carried shoulder-high — has opened Moroccan weddings for centuries. Every Heritage piece is drawn first, then built by hand in the workshops of Fez: carved wood, velvet, gold and silver thread, mother-of-pearl, hammered copper.
We hire them out to families and wedding planners in Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. Our own carrier handles delivery, setup and collection, billed as an extra charge.
The collection
Each one has a name, a palette and a story of its own. Pick the one that sounds like yours.
DiscoverThe jewel of a moment
Born from a pearl that kept the light of dawn.
Mother-of-pearl · Gold · Pearls
DiscoverThe glow of a heritage
Keeper of vows whispered from one age to the next.
Rose copper · Ivory
DiscoverUnder a golden sky
A fragment of golden sky above the lovers.
Chiselled gold · Silver
DiscoverThe daring of a love
The red flower that refused to go unnoticed.
Red velvet · Silver
New ammaria
In the workshop
Coming soon
It leaves the workshop within weeks. Message us to see it first and hold your date.
Let me knowThey chose Heritage
Real weddings, real entrances: the music swells, the doors open, and the bride rises above the crowd.




In motion
It takes seconds. The room rises, the phones go up, and the bride moves above the crowd.
Our services
Heritage dresses the whole entrance: the throne, the jewellery, the crown and the henna-evening decor.
The bridal throne carried shoulder-high, in one of our handmade models from Fez.
Get a quoteThe full setting for the henna evening: seating and decor matched to your theme.
Get a quoteHow it works
Send us a WhatsApp with your date, your venue and the model you have your eye on.
We check the date, then send a clear quote within 24 hours. A deposit secures it.
Our carrier delivers to the venue, we build the ammaria and check every detail before the doors open. Transport is billed as an extra charge.
The ammaria is ready for the entrance. We come back afterwards and take it away quietly.
Frequently asked questions
The ammaria — also written amaria — is the Moroccan bridal throne, carried shoulder-high for the couple's entrance. It is also called a bridal chair or palanquin. Every Heritage piece is built by hand in the workshops of Fez.
Anywhere in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany: Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Liège, Charleroi, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Berlin and the surrounding cities. Our carrier delivers, sets up and collects the ammaria.
The price depends on the model, the date, the venue and the distance, so every quote is tailored. Message us on WhatsApp and you get a clear answer within 24 hours, free and with no obligation.
As early as you can. Saturdays between May and September are often taken months ahead. A deposit locks your date for good; the balance is settled before delivery.
No. Heritage hires out the ammaria, delivers it, sets it up and collects it after the ceremony. Your own family and friends carry it during the entrance — that is the tradition, and the best part of the night.
Yes: the bridal throne for the venue, the jewellery and the crown, and the full decor of the henna evening. Everything can go into the same quote.
Areas we coverBelgium: Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Bruges, Liège, Charleroi, Namur, Leuven, Mechelen, Hasselt. Netherlands: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven, Tilburg, Almere. Germany: Cologne, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart, Dortmund, Essen, Duisburg.
Get a quote
A few details and your request lands on our WhatsApp, already written.