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EsMoroccan WEDDING TRADITION
THE WEDDING CELEBRATION DAY
It’s THE big day ! Generally, this celebration takes place in a rented place for Moroccan weddings. If you are looking for the best place to celebrate your moroccan wedding, discover the BAB SAHRA FES , a unique place to celebrate love. While waiting for the bride to make her big entry, guests are received with mint tea and moroccan sweets. Then, the couple enter in the luxurious room, accompanied by the singing of Neggafates, the master wedding planner. One of the most awaited moments is Amaria Tour. The groom and the bride are carried in two wonderfully decorated seats (respectively called Mida and Amria) and lifted by four people. In the background, traditional moroccan music is played.
After this emotional moment, everybody eats Moroccan specialties and finishes the night dancing. Finally, the newlyweds will spend the night at the groom’s house, where his family will be waiting for them with milk and dates, symbolising their wish for a sweet and peaceful life.
THE DIFFERENT OUTFITS OF A MOROCCAN WEDDING
Traditionally, the groom wears a jabador, a selham or a djellaba. Nowaday, grooms wear modern classical suits too. Bride’s outfits are more exciting. In fact, the moroccan bride can have up to 7 different outfits !
- A green and gold caftan for the henna ceremony
- A white Takchita which symbolizes purity for the beginning of the wedding ceremony .
- The Fassiya, which is an incredible dress with head ornaments worn during the Amaria tour. Generally, the Fassiya is white, gold green or white
- A Rbatia,often blue representing Rabat’s region
- A Sahraouia, a dress wrapped around the body as a tribute to the Moroccan Sahara region
- A Soussia, a very colourful dress and decorate with Berber patterns
- Mejdoub, a gold and embroidered caftan.
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The traditional sewing of the Moroccan caftan is distinguished by its belonging to famous Moroccan regions. Fassi sewing is characterized by a long-standing originality that blends the originality of mastery with the “Sicilian” threads that are shimmering with luster, and which the Fassi woman is not satisfied with as an alternative. And there is lace sewing, which is also called makhzani sewing, because it makes the dress a loose caftan, as was worn by the women of the palace in the past.
A50% non-refundable deposit is required at the time of book
Cost: 45€ per person – includes water maroccan tea& patisserie _ includes all materials (2,5 hours)
FAQs
Yes, they are more than welcome. It costs 190dh per person for the 3-course lunch, or 75dh per person for afternoon tea. You must inform us at the time of booking to ensure we cater for the additional food.
Absolutely, but we ask that the group books a private workshop in order that we can pay special attention to our younger guests.
Yes, please contact ( contact@babsahrafez.com) for more information.
We are happy to organise bespoke courses for private workshops only. Please contact (contact@babsahrafez.com) for more information.
Yourself, a smile and a healthy appetite
No, BAB SAHRA FES is very easy to find in all locations. LINK TO MAP HERE . The first for those who prefer to enter from the blue gate.
You only have to go through the big door, after about 6 meters you find a street on the left and then turn right, going down you will see a big door of the famous medrasa Bouanania. After about 5 meters they find a street on the right. There you will see our restaurant banner RESTAURANT PALAIS BAB SAHRA FEZ
50% non-refundable deposit on booking via PayPal.
50% refund on cancellations made more than a week before the class.
No refund on cancellations made less than a week before the class.
Lorenzo Morelli
Aaliyah Williams
Lyon Blanchet
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