Marigold-lined aisle leading to a lit mandap in a Marrakech palace courtyard at dusk

Venues

Palaces and estates, not riads

A multi-day wedding needs grounds that hold several hundred people, run more than one ceremony a day, and let a mandap be built overnight.

What we work with

Spaces, and what each one holds

Marigold-lined aisle leading to a lit mandap in a palace courtyard at dusk — Palace courtyard
600 seated · mandap built overnight

Candlelit reception dinner beneath the arches of a Marrakech palace — Banquet arcade
800 at dinner · covered

Mandap lit at night beside a reflecting pool with guests seated around it — Water garden
300 · ceremony and dinner

Reflecting pool lit at night in front of a Marrakech palace facade — Reflecting pool
Ceremony backdrop

Colonnaded palace corridor beside water — Colonnade
Processional route

Guests at rooftop welcome drinks at dusk with the Koutoubia minaret behind — Rooftop
150 · welcome drinks

Brass lantern and marigold garland hanging against an ochre wall — Medina riad
Under 80 · intimate events only

Crew building a marigold-draped mandap in a palace courtyard at dawn — Build access
Overnight installation

Why not a riad

Medina riads are beautiful and almost always under eighty covers. They have no vehicle access for a Baraat, no build access for a mandap, and no second space to run a Mehndi while the Sangeet stage goes up. They work for a welcome dinner. They do not work for a four-day wedding.

Next · getting everyone there