vendredi 5 août 2016

famous quotes around the Moroccan wedding

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The Moroccan wedding draws its distinctive character in tradition, customs and ancestral rites that are passed from generation to generation. And who says tradition, said quotes, sayings and Moroccan proverbs that accompany such an event is to reconcile the couple and give useful advice is to tease the Moroccan bride or spouse. Here below are some quotes from the most popular  :

*  There is no happy marriage by mutual consent :

According to the Muslim religion that governs marriages in Morocco must seek the consent of the Moroccan groom and his bride for the marriage to be valid. But apart from the religious aspect, the consent of both parties is appreciated for a harmonious union stable and happy.

* Celibacy with dignity is better than a humiliating marriage :

This means saying that celibacy is preferable to an unhappy marriage where the bride and spouse we are not satisfied with their marriage and their marriage.

 * The first moon after the wedding is honey, and those that follow are absinthe :

This quote puts the point on the first month of marriage, which often corresponds to the honeymoon. A period in which the couple live in the fullness of the new union as he did not face the difficulties of everyday life that make life difficult and sometimes even unbearable bitter as wormwood.

* A wedding night requires a year of reflection :

This is one of the most famous quotes and more used to a wedding and it means that for a Moroccan wedding celebration in one night, it takes a year of preparation.

* A successful marriage is envied even by lovers :

This proverb refers to the jealousy that is born in the heart of lovers when the marriage is successful and the couple lived in happiness. He simply envious.

 * Open your eyes before marriage because after that you can not close :

This quote is often intended to Moroccan groom who must be vigilant when choosing his bride, because after marriage, it is a little late to detect faults of the other and therefore only have to close your eyes and pretend not to see them.

* Choose the girl according to her mother :

This is another quote dedicated to married, advising him to choose his bride according to his mother because she often inherits the qualities and defects. If the mother is beautiful, her daughter will s hand, if it is a good cook, it will ensure passing on his knowledge to his daughter and so on.

lundi 18 juillet 2016

Takchita trend for the Moroccan wedding

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Moroccan haute fashion revolves around the caftan and Takchita and greatest designers of Moroccan fashion, watches every year to present the latest trends in particular as regards the Takchita the bride .
It goes without saying that the caftan and Takchita pervades the Moroccan wedding whether to celebrate the engagement, the day of henna or during the wedding ceremony. The guests as well as the bride shall ensure flout custom by wearing traditional costumes where fingered the maalem and creators is highlighted through the choice of silks, embroideries, jewels and other items adorning the dress chosen for this occasion. Still, the event's key piece is the Takchita of the bride who is often cut in white fabrics including silk, tulle, taffeta and other luxury materials.
For the latest trends, romantic or royal models are available to brides, made in duchess satin caftan to give to the bride a lot of holding and shine especially luxurious and proud bearing. If the bride looking for a flexible and air because she has to choose to wear muslin over a silk caftan to add a touch of transparency and fluidity to the whole. On a plain background can also choose a solid or printed chiffon or organza that is as light as transparent to place on the sleeves or as dfina for tekchita of the bride. Otherwise, the beaded tulle is perfect for the bride at once seductive, confident and elegant.

Young women who prefer to wear uniforms of a single piece, they may decide to brocade is a son Jaccard fabric with gold or silver always trendy and gives a rich and royal look to the room. Otherwise it can be replaced with taffeta which is distinguished by its smooth effect, shiny and moiré with highlights of color more beautiful. But if the woman plans to use a lot of embroidery and beads on his tekchita best and use a silk cloth.
The latest trends are white with silver, cream associated with gold and pearl gray, noble compositions, luxurious and very distinguished whose beauty can emphasize that by adding a sfifa silk son and facts buttons hand how maalem embodying the ancestral tradition that passes from generation to generation to create the caftan or the wedding takchita.
Side cut, the neck adopts opening Western wedding dresses with bare shoulders which complement with sleeves transparent tulle or organza. If the collar is still on, simply decorate the son of gold and silver to highlight the delicacy of the neck of the young woman and out the beauty of her features. The classic round collars or V are undecodable but to be in fashion, they are lined with lots of rhinestones and beads to make the richest neck. We also opted for cuts bent at waist level down more smoothly and a half long train royal for a guaranteed effect.

lundi 27 juin 2016

Everything about the day after the Moroccan wedding

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On the occasion of the Moroccan wedding, we are so taken by the preparations that the young woman does not think the wedding day . Fortunately, there are the elders of the family who jealously guard the respect for tradition .


The sbouhi(day after marriage), a tradition that continues

It is common in Moroccan wedding celebration the day after the ceremony and the wedding night. A commonly known sbouhi day and that is important for the young Moroccan bride and her family.

Indeed date, and according to ancestral rites customary, the young wife sees granted a gold jewelry, usually a belt offered by her husband as thanks for its purity. On this occasion, the mother of the bride prepares ftour for the young couple and the fact transported in the marital home, accompanied by the elders of the family and married women relatives who are organizing a procession bearing wedding gifts, milk , cakes, dates and a meal for the young couple made meat plum to pastillas among other Moroccan delicacies and specialties.

The family of the young woman brings the meal to attend the presentation of gifts of in-laws and especially the sign of respect and gratitude of the husband reported by this gesture that his bride was pure wedding night. For its part, the bride should also give gifts to his in-laws in a symbol of integration with its new its new family.

Following the Sbouhi, the bride must not leave her marital home before the end of the first week. It can not light a fire or prepare meals at the end of that deadline.
Certainly traditions die hard, especially when it comes to marriage. However, some habits are changing and adopting new trends. And because of this, if some families still follow the ritual of other sbouhi prefer the change!

Thus, the day after their wedding, some young couples choose to hold a small reception for the benefit of their families and close friends at one of the restaurants or even home to thank them for their support and efforts during preparations before leaving later on honeymoon.

The reception begins at lunch and lasts until mid-afternoon. It provides a little music, exchange a few gifts and especially a morning-after brunch meal said to distinguish the wedding feast.

Brunch can consist of dishes from traditional Moroccan cuisine with barbecue, pastilla, roast chicken, etc. and then more modern dishes of Thai, Chinese, French, or otherwise.

After lunch, the couple receives some gifts from relatives and friends and also offers in appreciation, before viewing the wedding video and look at the photos taken during the previous evening. Everything takes place in a relaxed and in good spirits.

lundi 13 juin 2016

Imilchil: Marriage Festival

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Between 20 and September 22 of each year is held the moussem engagement to Imichil in Aït Hdiddou tribes. An event celebrated until today in the tradition of Moroccan wedding and gives the opportunity to perpetuate rites dating back a long time in the history of the region and in order to preserve this cultural heritage to promote the traditions and the customs of local tribes and participate in the development of mountain tourism. At the turn of this moussem, several activities are planned in the program including performances of song and dance, a road race and a competition of chanting the Quoran.
Moussem dates back to the period when the nomads of the Atlas region would meet annually to exchange goods and to celebrate the engagement of young people from different tribes in the area. The first day of the event is Friday and it is also the day of the bazaar for the sale of livestock, while Saturday is dedicated to the sale of food and necessities, while Sunday is devoted to festivities, music and folk dancing.
Imichil overlooks two lakes which are a legend in the region. The isli represents the bridegroom while the one who made him Tilsit face represents the bride. They symbolize the tragic love of a girl of the tribe Ait Yaaza and a young man from a tribe of Ait Ibrahim whose love was thwarted by members of their respective tribes who were rivals and whose hostilities separated lovebirds whose tears have made the twin lakes Isli and Tilsit where they eventually drown. The families of these young people heartfelt repentance and seeking to have decided to allow young people to choose mutually celebrating their engagement during a moussem.
Far from the modern large cities, the moussem Imichil respects Moroccan Amazigh traditions in their detail, especially through the celebration of tribal collective marriages.
Once a year, the youth of the region meet and mutually choose to celebrate their union in a large mass wedding, out of a large Berber tent where officiate adouls. The youth meeting is a local custom called "Taqerfiyt" which gives the possibility to the young man to see the girl without any opposition from their families.
On the occasion, young marriage age in girls wear traditional clothes of the region designed in the Berber style with melhfa, sort of plaid thrown over the shoulders or which one surrounds the waist. They used to put some of Kohl on the eyes, and the sewak used to tint the gums and whiten teeth without forgetting a little red on the cheeks. From their side the young men are adorned with traditional djellaba and turban as is the custom Moroccan particularly in rustic areas.
Imichil through its engagement moussem has preserved intact the customs and Moroccan customs and give the region international radiation through a annual event that attracts tourists and visitors from around the world.

lundi 6 juin 2016

Rent a limousine for your wedding

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The celebration of Moroccan wedding is an important step in the life of a couple, hence the need to be perfect in every detail until the start of the first Moroccan married spouse. Using a limousine rental service adds to the peculiarity of the opportunity for honeymooners.


Like all other preparations of a Moroccan wedding, the limousine rental should be planned a little in advance. The ideal is to contact several specialized service providers to select the right vehicle for the couple, ideally in harmony with the theme of the reception. It is also an opportunity to be reassured get the vehicle that is right and have the time to compare the prices and discuss rates not to exceed e budget for such expenditure. Some limousine rental agencies, provide the vehicle and the driver, while others also offer drinks and decoration of the limo. By booking the limo ahead of the torque can be reassured in relation to the availability of the limousine for the day of receipt.
Newlyweds who choose to rent a limo, must make the most. By renting for several hours the couple can take pictures, and the extra time will allow the bride to be prepared, to be sure not to be late for his wedding and be more relaxed. The vehicle was used not only to transport the bride, but also the closest relatives. Similarly to lead the young woman at the hairdresser before driving the couple to the hotel for their wedding.
Several limousines largest automakers, are available for hire, they come in different styles to suit all tastes the same. Among the most popular vehicles there is the Mercedes S550 also called the Lincoln limousine for couples seeking a conventional vehicle with sleek and clean lines.
While married who wish to keep a rich and luxurious effect of their marriage, they only have to choose the Ford Excursion, a very classy limousine for an arrival in style. While those who prefer the British side at once elegant and majestic, they can opt for a Bentley, a way to amaze everyone.
Those with a penchant for imposing cars, they can select a Hummer H2, a large vehicle that will not go unnoticed. Even the followers of sportier models are entitled to a Ferrari limo to impress so classy and sporty guests. Ideas to find the limo that best reflects the spirit of the couple and the theme of the wedding reception while moving in the elegance and opulence of a majestic vehicle.
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mardi 24 mai 2016

Which dress for the groom in the Moroccan wedding

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the marriage ceremony is very festive, with celebrations lasting between 3 and 7 days, offering delicious flavors to the nose and the palate and vibrant colors that feast the eyes. Indeed, guests like married wear the best clothes and trappings of their most sumptuous jewelery for the occasion. And if the Moroccan bride attracts attention on it thanks to caftans and traditional clothes she wears for the occasion, where the silk satin and where the fight alongside chiffon taffeta, Moroccan groom is not left because it can only bring its best outfits for the occasion to honor his promise and his family. If some young men prefer a western suit, others opt for the djellaba, the jabador the selham and other traditional costumes sewn in the most expensive fabrics and richest.

The jabador Men consists of a long tunic usually reaching mid-thigh or knee, accompanied by a matching pants right or as saroual, sometimes the whole is completed with a cap. The jabador as traditional qu'habit door embroidery, gilded ornaments among others and is available in different colors. But for a Moroccan married, it is often cut in the white fabric color mlifa or cream with a sfifa in gold or silver thread embroidery and four son like to know only the Moroccan maalem.
If some young men opt for a simple jabador in its cut and embroidery, others prefer a more sumptuous clothing Malaki often said, that is to say royal. What distinguishes it is its wide sfifa in golden son with AQAD (small handmade buttons) closing the garment at the front and then the very distinctive high collar royal, rich and elegant at once. The set is designed of lightweight high quality silk which offers a luxurious and noble look.

The djellaba is a traditional costume that is worn beldi at every opportunity, often for prayer on the day of Friday for religious holidays and during a Moroccan wedding that respects the tradition. If the djellaba everyday fabric is cut in a wool or linen, the groom is made with silk or satin and is always white or cream, with a cap and closes with small front handmade buttons, working maalem.

In the Moroccan tradition, the groom should wear a traditional costume whether djellaba or jabadror. One or the other must be completed by a Selham. It is a garment formerly worn by pashas, sultans and eminent people of the country and as the groom, the wedding day is considered as one covers her shoulders with a Selham and designated Moulay Sultan. A habit that has become part of the costumes worn by the young couple during the wedding ceremony.
Such suits must be complemented by a red fez Andalusian and yellow or white slippers of fassie bill as want the Moroccan custom that passes from generation to generation.

lundi 16 mai 2016

A horse for the entry of married

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The horse is part of the Moroccan tradition, it is considered a national heritage. This translates its presence in moussem, daily life but also large events such as the Moroccan wedding.

the horse was still omnipresent in the Moroccan wedding. Indeed day dfou3 or tazoudha, a procession takes the way from the groom's home to that of his bride with gifts for the young woman and her family all accompanied by musicians playing tunes of traditional music and the head of the procession the groom on horseback leads all pretty world. On his arrival in the parental home of Moroccan wedding, the parents of the latter receive the procession with milk and dates to welcome them.
If tradition is maintained in certain region, in the cities, the entry of Moulay seltane no longer done on horseback. However some couples trying to continue the tradition and offer at the same time a fairytale wedding where the Moroccan groom arrives on a white horse like the old knights who ride their steeds. A romantic and original touch that never fails to impress the young woman and assistance in the tradition of the kingdom. Most often the groom riding a white horse while his viziers ride horses of a different color for the highlight.

Such an option may be provided in the companion in the city as subject not to obstruct traffic. Simply contact a service provider to negotiate the price that ranges from 200 dhs 500 dhs to time depending on the ornaments of the saddle and bridle of the distance to the beast and of course the place where the ceremony will take place which can generate the movement of the horse in a fairly remote area.

It is always wise to consult multiple providers, several months in advance to negotiate the best possible price and prevent any inconvenience. Finally, such a choice may not be adequate to the extent where the place of the reception is suitable for entry in style groom on horseback. This is a unique and memorable way for newlyweds and their guests on the occasion of the celebration of a wedding in the Moroccan tradition.

jeudi 21 avril 2016

wedding planner for my wedding

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ou've finally said yes ? Congratulations ! Place now the preparations for your wedding. Even if you decide to manage everything in two, tell you a professional hand you could be beneficial.
Especially since when you have time. But accumulate tram-work-sleep with the preparations for the big day, it's a different story Then the wedding planner comes in to make your life much is known stories of catastrophic scenarios, personally or through a friend, the wedding joy turn into panic because the caterer changed the menu or the printer has left a shell on the announcement.
The wedding planner will not magically disappear these untoward incidents; but it will save you just have to manage.

It is for this reason that more and more couples prefer to invest in the services of a wedding planner to live the days of more or less preparations in serenity while having the guarantee that the long-awaited day will indeed most days of your life. Using the services of this pro of the organization is to ensure the success of your Moroccan wedding, but also to minimize stress and contingencies. A wedding planner will provide you tips and ideas or simply take over the organization of your ceremony. Research from the reception room to share or caterer, the path to the big day is sometimes littered hassle, anxiety, and often a source of disagreement so obviously stress generator. To not that your dream turns into a nightmare, a wedding planner will handle multiple steps, you listen, understand your needs, propose and orchestrate all the details that will make your wedding that you've always desired.
One of the main criteria to look for in a wedding planner is his ability to listen, a strand diplomat, psychologist pragmatic and able to listen and guide clients in all professionalism without violating their privacy. To identify the personality and preferences of the bride and groom, some even to submit a questionnaire of Proust, so to determine their wants and needs in terms of catering, orchestra, decorator, makeup, negafa, florist, printer in good ... conductor, then it will work its address book to contact providers and negotiate
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lundi 11 avril 2016

What role for negafa in a Moroccan wedding

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Negafa / Ziana is a term that often comes in the Moroccan wedding to designate the person who is responsible for dress and introduce the bride during the wedding ceremony. Often this service provides the young wife of several traditional costumes and jewelry to adorn as responsible for organizing the passage-parade of the young woman held after each shift.



But back to the origin of the term Negafa and history. The name comes from Negafa Tanguifte word that actually calls the procession accompanying the young promised Amazigh from her home to the marital home, it is a term that has been used mainly in the Souss region. But the appearance of Negafa in Moroccan culture is rooted in the ancient city of Fez, where a woman of the family circle of the bride was in charge of preparing for her wedding for her bath and to clothing and hairdressing, she also helped in other wedding preparations and for several months. In Morocco the term Negafa is the most used but is found in some other parts of words such as Ziana and Machta that mean hair and makeup respectively.
In Moroccan Negafa the ceremonies and his assistants take a primary role in the wedding celebration, they are the guardians of tradition and sartorial heritage of Moroccan brides. The Negafa is usually contacted several months before the big day to choose different outfits for different representative bride regions of the kingdom with the key a few key pieces as the representative lebssa fassiya Fez, that of Rabat, another northern kingdom, a traditional costume of the Berber wedding. The provider helps the bride and her family to choose the outfits and jewelry matched without forgetting the famous ammariya with its eastern decorum befitting a princess and is used to carry the bride and her husband on the shoulders of four young men that greet his family, friends and guests in their applause.

But most of the work of the Negafa begins the day when she charge of dressing the young promise of a green caftan before installing it on a platform where it can be admired when we apply it tattoos henna on the hands and feet. She is obviously stressed the wedding day, because it acts as dresser behind the scenes by adorning the bride with her costumes and ornaments and accessories that go with it .

jeudi 7 avril 2016

Fantasia to animate your Moroccan wedding

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If the Moroccan wedding can vary from one region to another, we find almost the same outline that is an animation of festive, a part of the magical, the most exquisite dishes, an organization orchestrated with brio, all in compliance with ancient traditions. For these days a singular wedding mix between traditional and contemporary. So remember to spice up your evening embellishing the musical entertainment options such as folk troops, belly dancers, fantasia. The latter is very popular. More than a symbol or an inheritance, tbourida is part of the Moroccan cultural identity and is a special expression of collective joy. This traditional ceremony follows strict rules and is often practiced during national or religious holidays, celebrating moussems (feast of harvest or planting) or simply to maintain the folklore in a purely tourist purposes. The fantasia usually accompanied important celebrations (weddings, births, religious holidays, etc.) This tribal tradition, rural and religious continues to animate the various festivities especially at weddings, however, it is nuanced, and is confined to a fascinating parade married sumptuously dressed, making his entrance on a frame fitted with a harness and a colorful saddle, accompanied by ululating women. The budget worthy animation Arabian Nights can be colossal, to the extent that it will hire a horse and all the paraphernalia that goes with it.

mardi 5 avril 2016

The henna night

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The evening of henna is an ancestral tradition that found in Arab, Turkish and even among Jews is somehow when the young bride bids farewell to her maiden status to prepare to become a married woman the day after. Henna is not a decorative use but it symbolizes fertility and it brings luck or baraka. It is also associated with fertility and fertility.

Henna word finds its essence in Hebrew "Hen" which means "find grace" and the grassy were also the first to use this plant as a cosmetic whether for hair, body, or to beautify hands and feet of the bride so that she found favor in the eyes of her husband.



Before the young woman, placing a silver tray carrying containers rose water, egg, sugar, dates, and obviously henna. These elements are very symbolic to bring fertility, sweetness and good luck to the young woman and ward off evil spirits and the evil eye.
Once the tattoos the young woman are completed, allowed to dry and her fiancé joins her for a few moments on the stage to congratulate her, give some money to the nekkacha who is responsible for and beautify take a few pictures with his bride. Eventually the festivities continue with entertainment, singing and dancing in the program. While nekkacha loads tattoos hands of the guests who wish to henna especially among young single women wishing to marry.
The evening ends with a meal offered by the family of the young woman with present guests, and consists mostly of roast chicken and meat with prunes and almonds, if some families prefer to serve couscous especially the evening of henna has usually held on a Friday, a day serving couscous as a meal in the Moroccan culinary tradition. It also serves tea and pastries (fekkas, gazelle horns, mehancha, briouates, ...) which are omnipresent in all the ceremonies and celebrations in Morocco either as a welcome or end a meal.

lundi 4 avril 2016

destination wedding - Marrakech

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Romance and exoticism are undeniable features of the city which also makes the very popular among visitors. It is also one of the reasons why many foreign couples choose as a destination to celebrate their wedding in Morocco. Indeed they can afford a royal ceremony reminder of Arabian nights while allowing their guests and guests to enjoy the beauty and charm offered Marrakech. It's sort of a dream come true.

Do not forget an important point to know the cost. Indeed a wedding in Europe for example is very expensive whereas for the same budget, a couple can arrange an idyllic and original wedding in Marrakech while offering vacation to their friends and relatives in a city with a thousand faces. Especially that Marrakech has sunshine almost throughout the year. And therefore people wishing to organize their wedding in the fall or spring have the opportunity to negotiate a better price at the hotel level, the reception hall, caterer and the various providers involved in the marriage.

Not to mention that they can choose a Moroccan wedding in the tradition of the kingdom with Neggafa, dkaykiya etc. or European. And why not a mix of both? Anyway all fantasies are allowed to Marrakech!

If the wedding is in Morocco , in this case it can last a whole week in accordance with the traditions of the country, if 2 to 3 days is sufficient. On the other hand to enjoy their stay married and guests can go skiing in the snowy peaks of the Atlas before planning a tanning session near a swimming pool or organize a tour for surfing to Essaouira. We must not forget that the city of Marrakech is a city to discover and rediscover with its famous square Jamae Lefna, its highly colorful souks and its particular scents, museums and historical monuments that dress in nice color ocher, walks camel, etc. are all attractions that could seduce the groom, his promises, their families and friends.

For couples interested in this option, they must still keep in mind that we must learn a little ahead of some events where it is not very appropriate to organize a wedding in Marrakech especially during religious holidays and Ramadan. Similarly given that Morocco a foreign marriage can be registered legally, it is better to civil marriage in their country of origin before organizing the ceremony in Marrakech.
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Moroccan wedding tradition

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The Moroccan wedding while being unified in many customs, some local peculiarities mark it to create a unique identity for each region :

wedding in sahara  :

The Saharan provinces in Morocco celebrate the marriage ceremony differently from other parts of the kingdom soaking local traditions while remaining similar in background and joy to other Moroccan weddings. In southern Morocco, rituals and the customs that accompany a Sahrawi traditional marriage are drawn from the local tradition. This is a sacred rite surrounded by spirituality and where respect for tradition is important, starting with the celebration of marriage by all members of the tribe that solidarity financially help the groom with the costs of this event . One of the peculiarities of the Saharawi marriage occurs when the young man decides to marry, he must inform his mother of his intentions, which is responsible for forwarding the wish the father of the family. The young man can not under any circumstances directly inform his father that would otherwise be interpreted as a lack of respect. Once the family decided on the bride, we notify the family and an intimate reception is organized to get acquainted and to discuss details of the wedding ceremony, the date of the act before concluding by reading the Fatiha collectively . Thus unfolds the engagement which assist both families and more wise and notables of the tribe. The wedding starts with the dowry ceremony (Mahr), which is known under the name of Dfouaâ Sahara. This is an opportunity for the husband and his family to demonstrate their generosity by offering a dowry usually consists of camels, fabrics for sewing Malahfa the traditional dress of women in the region, jewelry, local flavor known the name of Al Khamira, sugar among others present that would appeal to the bride and her family. Everything is routed from the house of the groom to that of his bride in a long convoy with several family members of the groom. All the guests will be received by the family of the bride in a tent, Kheimat Arrak mounted especially for this occasion to celebrate the dot with a festive banquet to enjoy under the drums sounds and local dances, lagadra.

Wedding northern Morocco :


Traditional marriage Tangier is strongly influenced by religion but also the customs and ancestral customs of the city of Tangier and other northern provinces. Indeed some rituals of the ceremony are common to other northerners localities including Nador and Tetouan.
The engagement or laktiba announce the start of preparations for the wedding ceremony. It was at that time that the two young people families meet to discuss, in the absence of relevant, of everything about the wedding. They evoke all the details and try to agree on the dowry, the wedding date, act or drib sdak among other details of the ceremony and the wedding.
The marriage certificate is established in the parental home of the bride, the event is celebrated in the presence of two adouls more witnesses, friends and relatives of two young men. During this ceremony, men and women are separated according to religious custom. The signing of the marriage is celebrated with Andalusian music and taktouka Jabaliya and everyone dancing and singing until very late at night all complemented by a feast offered to the guests. On this occasion the bride wears a traditional dress, bejeweled while her husband wearing a white djellaba with matching slippers and a red fez.
Generally Tangier marriage ceremony is celebrated one year after the conclusion of the act, allowing two families to prepare the trousseau of the bride said Chouar well as purchase furniture and supplies that are necessary to furnish his home domestic, not to mention all the preparations for the ceremony.
A day before the wedding night, the bride goes to the hammam with her friends, relatives and Neggafa for kharjat alhammam. We take care of personal hygiene, and made him a massage with oils and some fragrant plants like lavender, cloves, henna, among others, everything goes under the soft light of candles. In the evening, the bride wearing a white caftan without belt to get henna tattoos on the hands and feet. In the Tangier tradition this ceremony is called Nbita or Leilat alhanna.
On the wedding day, a ceremony is held called Dohor Laarousse (the appearance of the bride), during which the bride puts on its finery and pomp (takhlila and chadda) to the Arab-Andalusian way to pass before his diners. Eventually the young woman often changes her outfits and then begins a series of processions tabrizate say that can enhance the beauty, delicacy and femininity of the woman. Such a ceremony is embellished with songs and music that accompany tea and pastries. Several families in northern Morocco begin the celebration of marriage by reading verses from the Koran and recitals Samae and end with the Fatiha before giving way to other festivities animated by an orchestra and folk groups including kachafa, tabbala, neffarine and bardia. This is when the groom wears a traditional dress offered by the bride and join the festivities.

Berber wedding : 



Berber marriage is linked to the land. As soon as the warm weather arrives, many marriages are organized and all the Berber population with outfits dresses in shimmering colors. This allows colored background to serve as background to the rituals of the Berber wedding. All the customs of this event are inspired oriental Amazigh values of hospitality, solidarity and conviviality.
First, there are the preparations for the Berber wedding. We will cook the meal, choose oriental and traditional dresses, jewelry and parrures ... When this oriental wedding will start a procession is organized. This is what is called the Tazoudha. It is a procession which is organized by an elderly woman and allowing to bring the Muslim groom and his family to the home of his future wife.
The President of the procession carries a bronze plate in hand containing henna and boiled eggs. Behind the procession, one can see horses mounted by men with baskets filled with offerings and gifts to the attention of the family of the bride. For the duration of the procession of the Berber marriage, women are also provided with bendirs called arkkouth allowing them to accompany their traditional song in tribute to the future joint.
The first act of a Berber wedding is dedicated to entertainment with the presence of folk groups and belly dancers. A meal is served to guests in the wedding hall before the arrival of the escort accompanied the Sultan's husband. The latter is fully dressed in traditional clothes designed especially for the event. Holding the groom is composed of a djellaba, a seroual, a bathrobe, slippers and selham.
The husband is accompanied by a vizier to guide the whole house to the bedroom of his wife. Meanwhile, young people sing songs to remind Arab married the end of their single life and their new life together. Then all these people slipped away to prepare some tricks to newlyweds. These games are very common in the eastern marriages to bring entertainment and originality to the party.

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mardi 29 mars 2016

wedding Planner

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Moroccan wedding is primarily the official celebration and festive from a union. The Moroccan wedding however has some features that are its own.
The Khetba: It is simply engagement. In a Moroccan company attached to tradition, it is customary that this is the groom's father who come to ask the father of the bride hand of his daughter.
Following the engagement, the wedding itself lasts several days, although the trend is the shortening of the duration of the festivities.
Al Kaghet: This means "paper". An intimate ceremony with only close family is invited. The marriage certificate is officially sealed by a adoul (jurist and theologian). This is equivalent to a French civil marriage.
El Hanna: Or day henna. It precedes by a few days the marriage ceremony. This is a ritual in which the bride is tattooed hands and feet with henna. The tradition is that it brings prosperity and happiness to the bride and groom.
The ritual of hdiyya: It takes place in the evening of the day of henna, it is on this occasion that the groom and his family send their gifts to the bride. These are essential sugar, milk and eggs, which respectively symbolize the happy life, purity and fertility.
The wedding day: the Moroccan wedding  has two specificities. For one, the bride joins the party a few hours after it had begun. On the other hand, the bride puts on several dresses during the evening.
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Moroccan wedding

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wedding in Morocco is a ceremony that kept paramount importance in the social life of Morocco. It remains very tied to traditions that have nothing to do with Islam, unlike the Sunni marriage. It has evolved and ceremonies that were spread over seven days have been reduced to three, most often, they focus in a day especially in large Moroccan cities and Europe.
The Moroccan wedding is the richest traditional event in Morocco. It remains closely linked to ancestral traditions and customs. All practices are designed to showcase "the beauty of the bride, the unity of families of both spouses and life within the community. "
Professor Abdelhadi Tazi, the Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco, noted: "Despite the Western lifestyle that is gaining ground in our society, young Moroccans have a strong nostalgia and high regard for the traditions and customs that have profoundly marked the life of our country. Younger generations love and cling to true Moroccan traditions. We feel a desire to revive the traditions of Morocco, which reflects our multifaceted history and cultural heritage.
While it was going on until three or seven days, for a decade, the Moroccan wedding has modernized both for reasons of economies of time. The new marriage is organized in one day in a hall which takes place all its rituals.

the first phase of the Moroccan Wedding begins with the betrothal. The father and mother of the husband who must come to ask the hand of the young woman with beautiful parents. Only once the agreement is total between the two parties that can start preparing halal marriage ceremony. It deals with all the details of this marriage as dowry, choice of providers, the budget, the date, wedding gifts


The organization and preparation of the Arab marriage can then last for several months because you have to find the village hall which will have the right décor matching the expectations of both families, the best oriental orchestra, halal caterer that will transport your taste buds encouraged the Maghreb and good negafa to choose the most beautiful dresses. With all the work involved for the reception and the wedding of marriage, mothers, sisters, cousins ​​and even friends did not hesitate to come lend a hand.

During the preparations, comes the ceremony of the act. In French, it is translated by the paper to formalize the union of Arab married. This is a party where the closest relatives of the married alone have the right to participate. It seals the act of marriage. It is a "adoul" of Islam who wrote the marriage certificate which both spouses must sign.
According to the Moroccan tradition, just days before the wedding, the bride and the women of his family are brought to the hammam for a milk bath. But nowadays it is unfortunately much more. Normally, the milk bath can purify Moroccan bride with candles, singing and ululating. It was after this that comes the day henna. In this ritual, we will dress up the girl in green and nekacha will tattooed his hands and feet in the middle musical and danceable songs. This tradition marks the prosperity and happiness in Morocco and that is why even the guests did not hesitate to make a henna tattoo on a part of their body.

After dinner, the groom and his family will offer wedding gifts to the lucky girl at the party of "hdiyya" in the so-called "taifours". There is sugar there to symbolize the happy life milk to signify purity and caftans that the bride will wear during the evening.

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