Everything you need to know about our weekend wedding celebration in Morocco

GETTING THERE

  • Citizens of the US, EU, UK, Canada, and Australia do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days. We recommend checking the latest entry requirements for your specific nationality with your country's foreign affairs office prior to booking, as requirements can change.

  • Yes! We will be providing a complimentary shuttle from Casablanca Mohammed V Airport (CMN) to Meknès on August 11th and 12th. If you are flying into Casablanca, we encourage you to coordinate your arrival around these dates to take advantage of the transfer. Departure times and pick-up logistics will be shared with confirmed guests closer to the date. Please indicate your travel plans in your RSVP so we can reserve your seat.
    If you are flying into Fes airport, we do not have a complimentary shuttle set up but we are happy to help you coordinate.

  • Yes, we will be arranging shuttle transportation for guests between our recommended hotels and Palais Laraki for all wedding weekend events. Full details and pick-up times will be shared closer to the date. Please do not worry about navigating the Medina in your finery!

  • Absolutely, if you would prefer the flexibility of your own vehicle, we are happy to help coordinate a car rental for your stay. Morocco is a beautiful country to explore at your own pace, and Waze works great for directions. If that is your preference, reach out to me at hafssachbihi@gmail.com‍ ‍and I can put you in contact with a preferred rental agency.
    You can also go through major US rental companies such Avis, Hertz, Progressive….

WHERE TO STAY

  • We have secured a room block at Hotel Zaki Meknès, our recommended base for the wedding weekend. Hotel Zaki is a well-appointed modern hotel offering comfortable rooms, multiple restaurants, a pool, and a nightclub — everything you need to relax, celebrate, and recover in style. More info in the accommodations tab

    For those who prefer a quieter, more immersive experience, Meknès has a wonderful selection of traditional riads nestled within the ancient Medina. Staying in a riad offers beautiful architecture, intimate courtyards, and a truly authentic Moroccan atmosphere. We are happy to share recommendations — just reach out to us directly.


  • We recommend arriving no later than August 12th and departing on August 16th or 17th at the earliest.

    If you would like to make the most of your trip, we wholeheartedly encourage you to explore Morocco beyond the wedding weekend. The country is extraordinary and just a short journey from Meknès you will find some of the world's most captivating cities — the elegant coastal capital Rabat, the vibrant energy of Casablanca, the rose-coloured splendour of Marrakesh, and the ancient medina of neighbouring Fès.

RSVP & LOGISTICS

  • Kindly submit your reply by July 20th, 2026. You can RSVP directly through this website in the RSVP tab.

  • Absolutely - little ones are warmly welcome at our celebration! We love that families will be joining us all the way in Morocco and cannot wait to share this special weekend with guests of all ages. Please do indicate the number of children in your party when you RSVP so we can ensure everything is arranged for them.

  • Yes, you are warmly welcome to bring a guest! Please make sure to include your plus-one's name when you RSVP so we can prepare accordingly. The more the merrier, we want everyone who is special to you to be part of this celebration with us in Morocco.

  • Dress to impress!

    The wedding is black tie. We invite guests to dress elegantly and feel free to embrace jewel tones, rich fabrics, and Moroccan-inspired colours.

    If you are feeling courageous and would like to try a traditional

  • HOT HOT HOT!

    August in Meknès is hot and dry, with daytime temperatures reaching 32–38°C (90–100°F) and evenings being a little cooler and more pleasant. We recommend light, breathable fabrics.

GIFTS AND REGISTRY

  • Your presence at our wedding - especially travelling all this way - is the greatest gift we could ask for. Should you wish to give a gift, we will have card box at the venue.

  • Cash is king!

    The Moroccan currency is the Dirham (MAD). We recommend exchanging currency at a local bureau de change upon arrival. Most hotels and larger restaurants accept cards, but cash is useful for souks, tips, and smaller establishments. ATMs are readily available throughout Meknès and Morocco.