What should I wear?

Friday: We will be celebrating as we would in Morocco. Women, if you have a caftan, great! If not, think colorful, flowy dresses with metallic accents. Inspiration can be found here. Men, we’d love to see you in a djellaba if you own one! You will have the option to leave your djellaba with coat check when you arrive and throw it on over your suit later in the evening. Otherwise, smart casual attire (suit, no tie) will do just fine.

Saturday: Our wedding will be black tie, so come ready to party in your gowns and tuxedos. At the risk of stating the obvious, ladies please avoid wearing white.

Sunday: Brunch will be casual. Please feel free to show up in whatever feels comfortable.

May I take photos during your wedding ceremony?

We’d love for you to take photos throughout the weekend, however our only ask is for guests to not take any photos during our ceremony.

What is a henna party?

The henna party is our favorite Moroccan tradition. It’s a pre-wedding ceremony where henna is placed on the palms of the bride and groom to bless them with a rich future together. Our guests will be invited to have henna applied to their own palms, sharing in the spirit and joy of the occasion. Expect a vibrant and spirited evening, with many yuyu’s!

Will dinner be served at the henna party?

Yes, food and drinks will be served all night!

Will I be able to check my coat at the venue?

Yes, coat check will be provided at all of our events.

Are the events indoors or outdoors?

All events will be indoors.

What kind of shoes should I wear?

Ladies, if you’re thinking of wearing high heels, you can! We will be providing on-site shuttles to all events for your comfort.

Can I bring a guest/date?

Please check your invitation for your plus one!

Can I bring my kids?

As much as we love your little ones, we will not be including children at our wedding.