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our editorial review
about this one. Mon Mariage Au Maroc is a wedding and event agency that trades under a nationwide brand, with a company behind it registered as Morocco Select SARL and an office address in Tangier, up in the north of the country. So the first thing to know is that this is not a Marrakech native studio. They present themselves as designers of unforgettable celebrations, and on their own site they go as far as claiming to be the first wedding planner in Morocco, which is their wording rather than something I can confirm. You will find them in two places, a real if fairly thin brochure website and an Instagram feed sitting around twelve thousand followers. Between those two, the social feed carries most of the visual portfolio. Read that footprint carefully before you read anything else, because it shapes everything that follows.
Mon Mariage Au Maroc offers a full production service rather than styling alone. Their own list runs from planning and design through catering, coordination and logistics, into venue rental, florists, entertainment and photographers, so they position themselves as a single agency for the whole day. Geographically they work across Morocco. Their base and their landline sit in Tangier, and their self published testimonials name couples in Tangier, Casablanca, Fes, Rabat and Marrakech, which tells you the reach is national. Marrakech is therefore one city on a wide map, not their single home ground. Language wise the website runs in French and English, and being a Moroccan team they will handle Arabic on the ground with local families and vendors. If your heart is set on Marrakech specifically, treat them as a national agency that covers the city rather than a local specialist rooted in it.
There is none in public, no packages and no starting figure, so you will only learn a cost by writing and asking. Second, evidence. The Marrakech reviews I found are testimonials published on the agency's own website, not independent third party reviews, so read them as marketing rather than proof. I could not verify how many years they have traded or how many weddings they have delivered. Third, location. Because the base is Tangier and not Marrakech, I would ask plainly who is on the ground in Marrakech on your day, how often they travel down, and which local vendors they lean on. The brochure site is light on portfolio depth, so treat the Instagram feed as the real evidence and watch several full weddings before you commit.
Mon Mariage Au Maroc looks like a genuine, full service Moroccan agency with a national reach, a broad offer that spans the whole celebration, and enough of a presence to take seriously. If you want one team to carry planning, design and logistics across Morocco, and you are relaxed about them being based in the north rather than in Marrakech itself, they belong on your shortlist. If you specifically want a Marrakech native studio with a fixed local crew and prices printed up front, you will feel the gaps. My advice is the usual, book a call and let their answers about your Marrakech day decide it.
Mon Mariage Au Maroc 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 Mon Mariage Au Maroc 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.
