Your Indian wedding in Morocco
An Indian destination wedding in Marrakech: four days of ceremonies, planned around your traditions and your guests.
Can a true Indian wedding happen in Morocco? Yes: with the sacred fire, the Baraat, your pandit, and a table that is vegetarian by default and Jain on request. Here is how, day by day.
Welcome dinner & Mehendi
A night in Marrakech: a Gnawa master in dialogue with qawwals, Moroccan and Indian cuisines side by side. The next day, henna under the orange trees, a flower swing for the bride, and a zellige workshop where each guest paints a tile. Assembled, the tiles become your gift at the farewell brunch.
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Haldi & Sangeet
Saffron in the morning, with close family by the water. A quiet afternoon of massages: henna does not like hammam steam. At night, the dhol, the family performances, a concert, and the dance floor until late.
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Baraat & Pheras
Safas tied for every man in the procession. The groom on a horse used to crowds, with its handler and a vet on site. The Milni, the Jaimala, then the seven steps around the sacred fire, at the hour your pandit has chosen.
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Reception, Vidaai & farewell
A candlelit reception, the Vidaai, and the next morning a long brunch in the sun.
Four ways to celebrate
Punjabi
The music, the dance, the night.
Gujarati & Marwari
The table, the family, daylight; mocktail bars, no alcohol.
South Indian
The Muhurtham at dawn, banana leaves and jasmine.
Diaspora
Between two worlds, with a Western-style gala reception.
Families mix: every celebration is composed, never reserved.
Agreed in writing
Before any quote, the venue confirms in writing:
- Where the sacred fire can burn
- Full privatisation
- The time the music must stop
- Whether your guest chef may cook
- Separate pure veg and Jain kitchens
- Privacy and image rights
Inside the wedding
Rituals Learn more: Rituals
The Table Learn more: The Table
Venues Learn more: Venues
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Design & Music
An Indian wedding planner in Morocco
We plan the whole celebration in Marrakech for families in India and across the diaspora, from London and Dubai to New York and Singapore: by e-mail or video call, in English or in French, with one contact person from the first call to the farewell brunch.
Already working with a planner at home? We produce the Moroccan side with them.
What families ask us first
Can we have a sacred fire?
Can the groom arrive on horseback?
Can you guarantee strict Jain food?
Yes, in the wedding kitchen. On excursions, a Jain basket prepared by that kitchen. Read our guide to Jain and Indian food in Morocco.
Will alcohol be served?
Can we bring our own pandit, planner or caterer?
When is the best season for an Indian wedding in Morocco?
Do Indian guests need a visa for Morocco?
Yes. Indian passport holders can apply online for Morocco’s eVisa on the official portal, acces-maroc.ma: one entry, a stay of up to 30 days. Families and groups are advised to apply in a single file. Rules change: check the portal before booking flights.