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our editorial review
Let me be straightforward about her. Linda My Wedding is a wedding planner who works across two countries, France and Morocco, and who presents herself first and foremost through Instagram, where she has gathered a following in the low tens of thousands. Her feed leans hard into the visual side of a wedding: decoration, table settings, floral installations, and the kind of special effects reveal that reads well on video. The tagline she uses, turning your dreams into reality down to the finest detail, tells you where her heart is, in the styling and the finish. So what you are looking at is a decoration minded planner with a strong social presence, rather than a discreet, referral only agency. Her portfolio lives on social media, spread across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook, which is both convenient and something to read carefully. That visible, styling first footprint is the first thing worth weighing before you go any further.
Linda is not a Marrakech only studio. Her base sits in France, in the Loire Atlantique region, and her work reaches across Morocco, with Marrakech and Casablanca most visible and Agadir, Tangier and Fes appearing too. Marrakech is one city on her map rather than her single home ground. She offers the full arc of a celebration, from the proposal through to the organisation of the big day, and she pairs that planning with a clear specialism in decoration and staging. On her feeds she tags the people she builds a wedding with, local caterers, makeup artists and decor houses, which gives you a sense of her working circle. Between French and Arabic she has Morocco covered, and she works in English with international couples too. The model, then, is mobile and cross border, built to serve French and Moroccan families planning between the two countries.
There is none in public, no packages and no starting figure, so you will only learn the cost by writing to her and asking. Second, emphasis. Her strongest and most visible skill is decoration and styling, so if you want a planner who leads on logistics, budgeting and vendor negotiation, ask her directly how she handles that side. Third, the cross border model is flexible, yet for a Marrakech wedding I would confirm exactly who is on the ground on the day and how often she is physically in the city. And because her portfolio lives on social media, treat it as the real evidence: watch several full weddings, look for consistency, and ask to speak with couples whose celebration resembled yours. I could not independently verify her total weddings or her years in the trade.
I think Linda My Wedding is a genuine, decoration minded planner with a real eye for styling and a busy social presence to show for it. If you want someone who can make a wedding look beautiful, who moves comfortably between France and Morocco, and who understands Franco Moroccan celebrations, she is worth a place on your shortlist. If you want a Marrakech native agency with a fixed local team and clear pricing printed up front, you may feel the gaps. My advice stays the same as always: book a call, watch her real weddings closely, and let her answers about your specific day be the deciding vote.
Linda My Wedding does not publish its rates here and neither do we. Ask the agency directly for a written quote covering your guest count, your venue and your dates, and ask what is included before you commit.
We recommend booking Linda My Wedding 12 to 18 months before your wedding date. During peak season (October to April), popular planners fill up quickly. Contact them as early as possible to check availability for your preferred dates.