The large marquee lined with rugs and cushions over the sand.
The wide sandy beach on the floodplain, topped up every year.
The outdoor spot where the mechoui pit is set up.
The stage for the bridal entrance and dhol performances.
“When I walked into the Bedouin marquee with all the rugs and cushions along the walls, it genuinely felt like being back at a family wedding in Marrakech. Karim has captured that feeling exactly right.”
“The dhol performance at the bridal entrance gave us goosebumps, something we wanted alongside the Moroccan offering and Karim arranged it without any trouble.”
“The mechoui pit outside the marquee sent a smell that drew everyone outside while the meat cooked. With 230 guests it was a grand evening.”
“For a moment I was worried we'd have to move to the fixed hall because of high water, but in summer that turned out not to be an issue. Karim always replied within a day whenever I had another question about the weather.”
“The sound was cleared to run deep into the night and you could tell from the dance floor, nobody went home early.”