ŞAMATA: DÜĞÜN

No bride. No groom. Just a lot of revelry.

SHAMATA: A dynamic entertainment concept that combines the most fun aspects of a wedding with the excitement of nightlife.

Tonight, there's no wedding ceremony, no wedding stress; just music, dancing, and plenty of fun.

The wedding officiant in their traditional robes shares the stage with a DJ/MC, live percussion, a kemençe (a traditional Turkish bowed string instrument), and a davul-zurna duo (a traditional Turkish musical ensemble consisting of a davul drum and a zurna oboe).

Throughout the evening, the tempo never falters, ranging from popular Turkish songs of the 90s and 2000s to Romani melodies, from the "çiftetelli" dance to the "halay," and from the kemenche instrument to the "horon" dance.

Here, no one is just a spectator. The bride's family, the groom's family, a collective "YES," a grand celebratory circle dance, and the evening's surprises all contribute to a vibrant and engaging atmosphere.

There are no spectators at this wedding. Everyone is a guest. Everyone is participating.

It's not a real wedding.

The most fun part of the wedding.