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our editorial review
Yes My Event is led by Amine, a graduate of ENCG Casablanca with about 8 years of experience running events in Marrakech. The business-school background is not a throwaway detail, it shows up in how he talks about timing, vendor management, and budget tracking, which is the unglamorous half of planning that actually decides whether a wedding runs on schedule. His signature look is a Thousand and One Nights ambiance, heavy on lanterns, drapes, and warm lighting, built through custom scenography rather than off-the-shelf rentals. He describes his direction as shaped by light, materials, and emotion, and the portfolio backs the lantern-and-drape aesthetic. The agency works across formats, intimate villas, large hotels, the Agafay desert, and multi-day celebrations, so it is not locked to one venue type. If you want a warm, layered Moroccan look run by someone who thinks like an operator, not only a decorator, that is the pitch here.
Yes My Event runs three service lines, Signature Weddings, Private Events, and Corporate Premium, all based in Marrakech and available across Morocco. The full-service wedding covers artistic direction, scenography, and execution, which means the design and the logistics sit inside one team rather than being split across two vendors. Amine works in French and English, so the international couple and the local supplier chain are both covered. The clearest strength is the operator mindset, budget tracking and vendor coordination are treated as the core of the job, not an afterthought bolted onto a pretty mood board. The gap is proof. As of my research the agency carries zero Google reviews and zero Facebook reviews, and it does not publish pricing. That does not mean the work is weak, the feed and the Tribune de Marrakech feature are real, but it does mean you cannot lean on a stack of independent testimonials the way you can with older agencies. Ask for references directly, request two or three couples you can contact, and get the fee written down before you commit.
Choose Yes My Event if you want a Moroccan-styled wedding with a strong lantern-and-drape aesthetic and a planner who takes the budget seriously. The Agafay desert and multi-day experience matters if you want more than a single dinner, a welcome night, a desert lunch, and a main celebration handled by one team. The business-school discipline is a genuine differentiator in a market where plenty of planners are strong on taste and weak on spreadsheets. French and English cover most destination couples, though not Arabic, so lean on Amine for the local negotiations. The custom scenography means your look is built for you, not pulled from a rental catalog everyone else uses. This is a younger agency than some, so you are trading a long public track record for a hands-on founder who still runs the events himself. For a mid-budget couple who value organization, that trade can be worth it.
The fee structure is hybrid, a planning fee plus a margin on what he produces, so ask for that split the same way you would with any hybrid planner. The strengths are real, an operator's grip on budget and timing, a distinctive Moroccan aesthetic, and a founder who is still personally on the events. The weakness is simply time, this is an agency you verify with references rather than a wall of reviews. Do that verification, confirm the fee, and for a mid-range Marrakech wedding with a warm, layered look, Yes My Event is a reasonable and fairly priced choice. Go in with your reference calls already made.
Yes My Events 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 Yes My Events 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.
