Effortless style, and soft, Moroccan romance
This editorial wedding in Palais Namaskar was simply flawless. Intimate and unhurried; endlessly considered, and effortlessly stylish…like taking a stroll through soft, Moroccan romance.
It was a day of blush-pink florals, waving palms, and glittering pools.
We had two showstopping dresses, a spectacular ceremony set-up, and a tablescape to die for. And all of it backdropped by one of the most beautiful wedding venues in Marrakech.
If you’re dreaming of a wedding in Palais Namaskar, come take a little look. This dream team of suppliers delivered a masterclass of inspiration…
Palais Namaskar wedding venue
Just outside of Marrakech sits the inviting oasis of Palais Namaskar wedding venue.
And oh my, it is an unforgettable place.
You wander- mouth open- through those lush, immaculate gardens. Past ornate archways, palm-lined walks, and reflective pools.
It feels like a Moroccan Disney castle (there’s no other way to describe it!) The intricate tilework, the architecture, the symmetry. The way the light moves through the spaces; how every corner you turn is your new favourite view.
And more than that. It feels…serene. Welcoming, and unrushed. Like the place is yours, if only for a day.
There are a number of luxury wedding venues in Marrakech. But if you’re looking for a blend of intimacy, warmth, and traditional Moroccan charm, Palais Namaskar is the place.
Vows in the courtyard, and House of Savin
The editorial began with the ceremony set-up, laid out in the courtyard of Palais Namaskar.
Rows of chairs sat in the shade, sheltering gratefully from the afternoon sun.
Spectacular floral columns of hydrangeas, roses, and dahlias climbed the columns, and framed the altar with colour. And through the archways, ponds sparkled in the sunshine, and palm trees climbed into the clear blue sky.
You have so many beautiful ceremony options for your wedding in Palais Namaskar. But it’s hard to imagine a more perfect place to say your vows.
Laketa wore a spectacular gown from House of Savin– with delicate floral applique, a fitted bodice, and a flowing train.
She completed the look with elegant hair and makeup, a chapel-length veil, gold-embroidered flats, and cherry-blossom earrings. And a beautiful bouquet of pink, blush, and white roses.
L&M hugged, kissed, and Hollywood-dipped at the altar. And as cheers and applause filled the courtyard, they danced back down the aisle and into the grounds…
Couples photography in Palais Namaskar wedding venue
Laketa changed into a second look for the afternoon reception: an ethereal, contemporary, figure-hugging dress from Liz Martinez.
And for a little while, Laketa and Monte just…explored. The ornate archways, the walkways across the pond. Sundrenched gardens, and peach stucco walls sagging with wisteria.
They took a stroll along that beautiful colonnade. They laughed, they danced, they kissed by the pool.
And for me, that’s the unsung magic of a wedding in Palais Namaskar.
It’s the open invitation to switch off. To be intimate, calm, and centred in the sun. To let your walls come down, and be present with each other.
Tablescape inspiration for your wedding in Morocco
A wedding in Marrakech is a song for the senses. The cacophony of the madina, the smell of spices, the warmth of the sun; gentle beauty, colour, and light. It’s immersive, and tactile in the most wonderful way.
And as I looked across the tablescape, that’s just how it felt.
The table-linen was intricately textured in ivory and gold. The tableware, with exquisite gold detailing, and glimpses of sky-blue; the elegant stationery, in white and gentle blush.
There was a four-tiered coral cake, with pure-white roses, and delicate blossoms. And spilling from the centre of the table- the most gorgeous floral arrangements of dahlias, hydrangeas and roses.
It was subtle and stylish; modern, muted, and Moroccan all at once. And laid out in that magnificent colonnade…*sigh* take me back to Palais Namaskar.
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