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Indian weddings in Morocco, every ritual in its place.

From the Ganesh Puja to the Vidaai in Marrakech, and the journeys around it, from the Atlas to the Sahara.

A bride's hands with henna, red and gold bangles and a bouquet of red roses
The Koutoubia minaret against the snow-capped High Atlas, Marrakech

Sehra Morocco plans Indian weddings in Marrakech and across Morocco for families in India and around the world, from London and Dubai to New York and Singapore. Hindu, Jain, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marwari and South Indian celebrations, each with its rituals, its hours and its table.

Written, not promised

The days

  • A riad courtyard lit by candles for an evening dinner
    Welcome dinner
  • A bride’s hands with mehendi and red bangles, resting on her embroidered lehenga
    Mehendi
  • A pool in a riad garden framed by palm trees
    Haldi
  • Pierced brass pendant lamps glowing under a wooden ceiling
    Sangeet
  • A white horse in an ornate bridle with red and gold tassels
    Baraat
  • A bride’s and a groom’s hands, painted with henna, joined during the ceremony
    Pheras
  • Lanterns set out on the Agafay desert at dusk
    Reception
  • A silver teapot, a sugar bowl and tea glasses on a tray
    Farewell brunch

The order is yours. The hours are your pandit’s.

Discover the wedding
The stone desert of Agafay, the Atlas on the horizon

Marrakech at heart. Morocco around.

Seven, ten or fifteen days: the Atlas, the Sahara, Fès, Essaouira.

An arcaded palace courtyard with a fountain, Marrakech
For wedding planners

Your client. Your brand. Our ground.

We produce your Indian wedding in Morocco while you keep the family, the creative and the credit.

Our promise

The house

A sehra is the veil of flowers tied over the groom’s brow before the Baraat. The word also names a wedding poem.

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