Discover Moroccan Wedding Traditions with a Local

Morocco is a country with a rich culture and strong traditions. They are mostly visible during festivities such as weddings. The beauty of those traditions, their story and meaning are the main reasons why so many people want to celebrate their wedding in Bni Aarouss, Northern Morocco. If you wish to have idea about tradition, this adventure will interest you. I'm not talking about an ordinary wedding, I'm talking about a unique wedding occasion that lasts for a long time. It is characterized by many rituals and gifts. Single girls come to look for their husbands. Food and mirages are provided for at least a week, and the villagers participate in the ceremony. If you have the time in your schedule, however, the cities of larache and Tangier are worth a look. These lovely destinations offer enough fun and enjoyment to keep you busy for a weekend – or a week. Welcome in tangier and bni-Aarouss - A natural atmosphere and humble hearts serving you! When joining me, you will discover many hidden places where you will find peace, beauty, generosity and biological diversity. Not only that you will be well cherished, but you will be a prince with these privileges: ✓ Ride elegant mule ✓ Spend great time in hiking to Mount Bouhachem ✓ Take photos ✓ Swimming in the beach of tangier ✓ Enjoy with local food no stop ✓ Traditional house available for deep sleep Henna party the women decorate their hands and feet with henna, thanks to the specialism of a Nekkasha. She knows how to choose qualitative henna and knows how to draw beautiful designs. During a lot of time, this natural paint, from a plant, was considered as a symbol of fertility, luck and happiness. This celebration is always accompanied by dances and chants. 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 Bni Aarous, 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 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. Before offering the trip, I obtained the consent of the groom, who accepted and welcomed foreigners to participate in the ceremony.