Kate & Kas’ Muslim Fusion Wedding at The Sheridan Manchester

Kate and Kas’ wedding at The Sheridan Manchester was a beautiful fusion of cultures, elegance, and unforgettable entertainment. From a serene Muslim Nikaah ceremony to a high-energy evening filled with Bhangra dancers, dhol beats, and a glam open air photo booth, the event showcased how tradition and modern celebration can exist in perfect harmony.

A Stunning Nikaah Stage: White Wisteria, Roses & Foliage

The ceremony began with a breathtaking Nikaah stage setup—a visual masterpiece created to reflect the couple’s vision of a soft, romantic, and peaceful space for their sacred vows. As part of this Muslim fusion wedding, the stage was adorned with cascading white wisteria, lush white roses, and fresh green foliage, bringing together natural elegance and symbolic purity.

The colour palette of whites and greens blended seamlessly with the neutral tones of the venue, creating a tranquil and spiritual environment. This decor choice not only represented new beginnings and blessings but also made the perfect backdrop for photographs and intimate moments during the Nikaah.

For couples seeking a Nikaah stage hire in Manchester, this setup was an outstanding example of minimalist luxury and cultural relevance. It brought together the essence of Islamic ceremony with modern wedding aesthetics.

Grand Baraat Entrance with Live Dhol Players

After the heartfelt ceremony, it was time for Kas to make his grand entrance. Accompanied by energetic dhol players in Manchester, his Baraat procession was filled with thunderous drumbeats and infectious excitement. Friends, cousins, and guests danced alongside the groom, turning his arrival into a joyful parade.

The power of live dhol entertainment added traditional flair and brought a sense of drama and celebration to the day. This entrance moment not only thrilled guests but also set the perfect tone for the evening festivities.

Looking to book dhol players for your wedding in the North West? Kate & Kas’ wedding proves just how unforgettable they can make your big day.

Bhangra Dancers & DJ Set Fire to the Dancefloor

Later in the evening, the entertainment continued with a spectacular Bhangra dance performance. Dressed in vibrant outfits and full of energy, the dancers captivated the crowd and invited everyone to join the rhythm of Punjab.

The performance transitioned smoothly into a dynamic DJ set, delivered by our experienced Asian wedding DJ in Manchester. From Bollywood bangers to classic UK garage and Bhangra beats, the playlist kept every guest dancing late into the night.

Whether you're hosting a fusion wedding or a traditional Asian celebration, combining live performers and a professional DJ guarantees a dancefloor that never dies.

Open Air Photo Booth with Glam Filters

To add a touch of interactive fun, Kate and Kas also opted for our open air digital photo booth. Set against the backdrop of The Sheridan’s glamorous interior, the booth featured studio glam lighting, instant printouts, glam filters, and direct phone sharing via QR code or Airdrop.

Guests loved capturing memories throughout the night—silly selfies, group shots, and romantic couple photos—all preserved in high quality and shared instantly. If you’re considering an open air photo booth hire in Manchester, this was the perfect example of how it can elevate the guest experience.

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Kas & Kate Wedding Highlights

Final Thoughts

Kate and Kas’ Muslim fusion wedding at The Sheridan Manchester was a celebration of elegance, family, and culture. From a gracefully designed Nikaah stage with white wisteria and roses, to lively dhol players, Bhangra dancers, an expert wedding DJ, and a glam photo booth, every detail was executed to perfection.

If you're planning your own special day and want to combine tradition with modern flair, get in touch with us. We specialise in Muslim wedding decor, Asian entertainment, and photo booth hire across Manchester and the North West.

Let us help you create a day you’ll never forget.