La Mamounia

A garden wedding at the palace of Marrakech.

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Marrakech, Morocco

The legendary palace of the red city.

La Mamounia is the legendary five-star palace hotel of Marrakech, established in 1923 and a Leading Hotels of the World member, set in eight hectares of 12th-century walled gardens in the Medina. With grand Moroccan and Art-Deco interiors by Jacques Garcia, garden ceremonies among the groves, Le Grand Salon, three private riads, a spa and hammam and 209 keys, it hosts garden weddings of rare grandeur, and can be hired privately in its entirety.

Vows Among the Groves.

Couples marry among the olive and orange groves of the historic gardens, a rose-lined aisle to a Moroccan pavilion, then dine at candlelit banquet tables in the illuminated gardens or in Le Grand Salon beneath the chandeliers. Drinks and photographs move across the garden terraces and the pool pavilion, the palace glows behind, and the celebration carries on into a warm Marrakech night, opulent, aromatic and full of Moroccan colour.

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Moroccan Cooking and Jean-Georges.

Dining is by the palace's own kitchens and by Jean-Georges, from Le Marocain's garden-arch rooms of refined Moroccan cooking to L'Italien and L'Asiatique par Jean-Georges, with wedding banquets at candlelit tables in the illuminated gardens or Le Grand Salon, and Champagne on the garden terraces among the groves.

A Legendary Palace

The five-star palace hotel of Marrakech, established 1923, a Leading Hotels of the World member.

Walled Gardens

Eight hectares of 12th-century gardens, 700 orange trees, 200 olive trees and 5,000 rose bushes.

The Private Riads

Three riads within the gardens, each with its own entrance, pool and terrace, for total seclusion.

Jean-Georges Dining

Refined Moroccan cooking and Jean-Georges restaurants, at candlelit tables in the gardens.

A Destination Wedding of Rare Grandeur.

La Mamounia is the great palace of Marrakech, and that is its magic: a wedding here is grand, opulent and unmistakably Moroccan, staged within eight hectares of walled gardens in the heart of the Medina. With Le Grand Salon and the groves, three private riads, a spa and hammam, a pool and 209 keys, and the option of private hire in its entirety, it turns a wedding into several days in the gardens of a legendary palace, in one of the most romantic cities on earth.

Accommodation

209 Keys Inside the Palace Walls.

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Location

Marrakech, Morocco

La Mamounia stands inside the ramparts of the Marrakech Medina, a short walk from the Koutoubia and the Jemaa el-Fnaa, set in eight hectares of walled gardens in the heart of the red city. It is about fifteen minutes from Marrakech Menara Airport, which flies direct across Europe, so guests reach the palace easily and find the souks, the gardens and the whole of Marrakech at the door, for a destination wedding with a great deal to do around the day.

Pricing and What to Expect

A garden wedding at the legendary palace of Marrakech.

La Mamounia is the legendary five-star palace hotel of Marrakech, established in 1923 and a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, set in eight hectares of 12th-century walled gardens in the Medina, with 700 orange trees, 200 olive trees and 5,000 rose bushes. Couples marry among the groves, dine at candlelit banquet tables in the illuminated gardens, and celebrate in Le Grand Salon or the private riads, with grand Moroccan and Art-Deco interiors by Jacques Garcia, a spa and hammam, and 209 rooms, suites and riads. Pricing is indicative and quoted on enquiry; the LWD team makes the introduction.

All pricing is indicative. Final investment varies by date, guest count, menu, and bespoke requirements. Contact the venue directly for a tailored proposal.

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