A Wedding at Dar Bouraoui (Carthage Moments of Love and Friendship)
A timeless interior where heritage breathes through every detail
Hello Steemians,
Some days stay engraved forever. The wedding of my dear friends Dali and Farah was one of those full of warmth, laughter, and light, celebrated in the magical setting of Dar Bouraoui in Carthage.
First Impressions Dar Bouraoui, Carthage
Inside Dar Bouraoui arches, soft light, and the calm of traditional Tunisian architecture.
Dar Bouraoui is a charming traditional house in Carthage, one of the most historic and peaceful areas near the sea.
It mixes old Tunisian style white walls, blue doors, mosaic floors with a gentle modern touch.
When I entered, I felt the quiet pulse of the place: the sound of water from the fountain, the smell of jasmine in the courtyard, and sunlight moving slowly across the tiles.
The Wedding Dali & Farah
A joyful selfie with the newlyweds Dali and Farah, glowing with happiness.
The ceremony was simple and beautiful.
Friends, family, and music filled every room with life.
Dali and Farah looked completely at peace the kind of happiness that doesn’t need to shout.
Between laughter, songs, and small emotional moments, everyone felt part of something gentle and real.
Mirror Moments
A mirror selfie inside Dar Bouraoui capturing both reflection and feeling.
Later in the evening, I found myself near a large antique mirror the kind framed with carved wood.
I took a quick selfie. In the glass, I saw the lights, the music behind me, and the glow of joy around.
It was one of those photos that freeze not just an image, but an emotion: being present, grateful, and happy to share that night.
About Dar Bouraoui (Heritage and Atmosphere)
Dar Bouraoui is part of the Carthage heritage a traditional villa converted into a cultural and event space.
Its charm lies in the balance between simplicity and elegance: wide arches, whitewashed walls, and a garden where the sea breeze finds its way in.
It often hosts art exhibitions, weddings, and intimate gatherings. Every corner tells a story, and the architecture itself feels like a silent guest to every celebration.
If you love Tunisian heritage, this house is a perfect example of how history can live gently in the present.
Practical Info (Visiting Dar Bouraoui)
| Location | Carthage, Tunisia near the Carthage Présidence area and the archaeological sites. |
|---|---|
| Google Maps | https://maps.app.goo.gl/2ytBqZNKMW8oBaxW8 |
| Plus Code (Google) | V868+J8 Site archéologique de Carthage |
| Atlas Pin Code | [//]:# (!steematlas 36.86179899 lat 10.31582518 long Dar Bouraoui carthage d3scr) |
| Opening Hours | By reservation or event only Dar Bouraoui is mainly used for private occasions and cultural exhibitions. |
| Type of Place | Historic house / cultural venue / private event space. |
| Atmosphere | Quiet, elegant, artistic ideal for photo sessions, small weddings and cultural gatherings. |
| Tips for Visitors | Check availability before visiting. Arrive before sunset for beautiful light and photos. Respect the privacy of ongoing events. |
Contact & Social Media
| Platform | Details |
|---|---|
| Phone / WhatsApp | +21622110061 |
| https://www.instagram.com/dar.bouraoui.carthage/ | |
| https://www.facebook.com/ESPACE.DAR.BOURAOUI/ |
You can follow them to see more about their upcoming cultural events, weddings, and art gatherings.
If you plan to book or visit, contact them directly they’re very welcoming and professional.
Final Thoughts
That evening, under the soft lights of Dar Bouraoui, I felt surrounded by everything I love art, friendship, and moments that breathe.
Dali and Farah’s wedding wasn’t only a union of two people, but a celebration of beauty, culture, and connection.
May their new life together always carry the peace and light that filled this house.
Best Regards,
@marwene
Photo Credits: All photos in this post were taken by me, @marwene, using an iPhone 13 Pro Max.
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