A corporate iftar done properly. Majlis setting, the call to prayer, and the whole company breaking fast at one table.
Why this is not the retail version
A hotel iftar buffet seat sells at AED 150–300. Your team sits among the public, at scattered tables, with no prayer provision and nothing that marks it as a company occasion.
Here the space is yours, in majlis seating so people face each other rather than a buffet line, with a proper prayer area, traditional entertainment and gifting at every place. Fasting and non-fasting colleagues break bread at the same moment.
This is the highest-goodwill package in the catalog. For a workforce that is substantially Muslim, a company that hosts iftar well earns something that no team-building exercise buys. HR knows this, which is why the budget is rarely questioned.
The day, minute by minute
Times shown for a maghrib at approximately 18:30 — adjust to the actual prayer time for the booked date.
Stated up front so there is nothing to argue about at invoice time.
| Transport, per 50-seat coach | AED 650 |
|---|---|
| Videographer + edited reel | AED 1,200 |
| Suhoor extension, to 01:00 | AED 220/person |
| Premium Ramadan gifting | AED 90–250/person |
| Quran recitation or religious address segment | AED 1,600 |
| Majlis tent setup at client premises | Quoted per event |
| Charity component — meals donated per attendee | AED 25/person |
Who you are actually booking with
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