Delight

What Makes Delight Stand Out

Delight is run by Brice Jakubowicz, a graduate of the École Hôtelière de Lausanne who spent years at Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental before moving to Marrakech. That hospitality pedigree shows. This is not a planner who learned on the job. He trained in five-star operations before opening his own agency. The artistic direction is handled by Ludovic Petit, and the team sits at around 30 people. That is a serious operation for a Marrakech planner. Most agencies here run with 3 to 5 people. They work with top venues including Royal Mansour, La Mamounia, and Amanjena, and operate beyond Marrakech in Casablanca, Fes, the Sahara, Paris, Milan, Vienna, and Dubai. Delight's biggest flex is the Dior Cruise 2020 show at the Palais El Badi, 800 guests. That was not a wedding, but it tells you they can handle large-scale luxury production.

Planning and Execution

The client roster leans heavily corporate: Dior, Cartier, Ferrari, Saint Laurent, Tom Ford, Porsche, and Bentley. Those names are real and verifiable. On the wedding side, the portfolio is thinner. Their minimum budget sits at 75,000 EUR, which puts them firmly in the luxury tier. The hybrid fee structure charges a 15,000 EUR retainer plus 15% commission on vendor spend. For a wedding budgeted at 100,000 EUR, that means roughly 27,500 EUR in planning fees. Not cheap. But with a 30-person team and corporate-level logistics experience, you are paying for infrastructure that smaller agencies simply cannot match. They work in French and English.

Why Choose Delight

Choose Delight if you want production value. If your wedding needs to feel like an event, not just a party, this team knows how to build that. The Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental background means Brice understands service standards at a cellular level. Ludovic Petit's artistic direction adds a creative layer that pure logistics planners lack. One honest caveat: the corporate portfolio is impressive but it is not weddings. Managing 800 people for Dior is different from managing 150 guests at someone's most emotionally charged day. Ask specifically about recent wedding references. How many did they do last year? What was the average guest count? Those answers will tell you more than the brand name client list.

Final Verdict