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Every event is quoted on its own. Send the form with your date, city and what you want, and we reply within 24 hours with a quote. There is no package list and no starting price, because a backyard khitbeh and a 400-guest ballroom zaffa are not the same job.

We are based in North Carolina and play Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Greensboro and Winston-Salem most weekends, and we are booked across the US. Travel beyond the Triangle and Charlotte is quoted with the event, so put the venue city in the form and the quote will include it.

Most couples book two to six months out, and peak wedding weekends go first. Closer dates are often fine; ask, and we will tell you straight away whether the date is open.

Yes. A deposit holds the date and the rest is due the week of the event. The amount and the dates are in your quote.

A dabka performance runs about 10 minutes. Everything else is built around what the bride and groom want, so we set the length with you, and we decide how many of the team to bring. We time it with your planner and DJ so it lands where it should in the night, whether that is the walk-in, after dinner or both.

A clear path from the doors to the dance floor, room for the line to open up, a quick word with your DJ before guests arrive, and somewhere for us to change. We bring everything else.

Traditional dress: keffiyehs, embroidered vests, and the satin we wear for weddings. If you want the flag carried in, or a specific colour to match the day, say so in the form.

Yes, and they always do. We pull guests into the line at the end of the set, and we are happy to teach the basic step to anyone who wants it.

Engagements, henna nights, graduations, community events, concerts and shows. We also run classes. If it has a floor and a crowd, ask.

Yes. We have played shows as far as Washington, DC and Chicago, and we travel across the US for events. Travel is quoted with the booking.