RBA
Rabat–Salé
The closest airport to the venue, located right in Salé. A short taxi ride takes you directly to Rabat city centre in approximately 15 minutes.
Saturday · September 5, 2026 · Salé, Morocco
Rawia & Fahd
راوية و فهد
We're getting married
Join us for a celebration filled with love, family, music, and unforgettable memories.
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Travel
Getting There
There are several convenient ways to reach Rabat and Salé depending on where you're travelling from.
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Casablanca
Located approximately 1 hour 30 minutes from Rabat by train. Trains run regularly and comfortably.
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Marrakech
Direct flights available from Berlin. Approximately 3 hours from Rabat by train or 4 hours by car. Train tickets via ONCF, or rent a car to explore Morocco along the way.
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Where to Stay
Rabat offers accommodation for every style and budget, from charming boutique riads to modern luxury hotels.
Neighbourhood
Hassan
Central, walkable, and close to Rabat's most beautiful landmarks, restaurants, and cultural sites.
Neighbourhood
Agdal
A quieter residential area that remains convenient and well connected.
Good to Know
Before You Arrive
Currency
Moroccan Dirham (MAD). Carry some cash for taxis, markets, and smaller purchases. ATMs are widely available.
SIM & Data
Local SIM cards are available at the airport. We recommend purchasing one on arrival for navigation and ride-hailing apps.
Language
Arabic is the primary language. French is widely spoken, and English is common in tourist areas.
Weather
Warm late-summer days around 28–30°C with pleasant evenings. A light layer for nighttime is recommended.
Discover
Things to See
Rabat is one of Morocco's most beautiful cities.
Hassan Tower & Mohammed V Mausoleum
One of Morocco's most iconic landmarks - an unfinished 12th-century minaret beside a luminous royal mausoleum.
Kasbah of the Udayas
A breathtaking blue-and-white fortress overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and the Bouregreg River.
Medina of Rabat
Historic streets, souks, local crafts, and vibrant daily life - without the rush of larger medinas.
Chellah
Ancient Roman and Islamic ruins tangled in gardens, wildflowers, and storks' nests.
Corniche & Atlantic Coast
Perfect for an evening stroll and sunset views over the ocean.
Venue & Transportation
Getting to the Venue
The Venue
Salle de Fêtes Ramsis 2
Salé, Morocco · 34.05323, −6.807938
Transportation
Careem
We recommend using Careem, Morocco's ride-hailing app.
Always select payment by card when setting up your ride.
The Evening
What to Expect
If this is your first Moroccan wedding, you're in for something truly special.
- 3:00 PM
Doors Open
Arrive, settle in, and take in the atmosphere.
- 4:00 PM
Ceremony Begins
The heart of the celebration.
- Until 1–2 AM
The Night Unfolds
Music, food, and dancing well into the night.
Highlights
- Traditional live Moroccan music
- Multiple stunning bridal outfit changes
- Long tables filled with food and celebration
- Dancing well into the night
- Warm family atmosphere
- A joyful celebration unlike any other
"There is no strict schedule. Moroccan weddings unfold naturally - relax, embrace the moment, and enjoy every second."
Dress Code
What to Wear
Ladies · 01
Formal & flowing
Formal attire. This is your opportunity to dress up and embrace the occasion. Elegant and flowing styles work beautifully.
"Wearing a kaftan is a wonderful way to immerse yourself in the celebration - though it's not required at all."
If you'd like to wear one, kaftan rentals are available throughout the city, typically between €40 and €100 depending on style. Contact us for recommendations.
Gentlemen · 02
A simple, sharp suit
A suit is perfect.
The evening includes plenty of dancing, so choose your shoes accordingly.
A Note from Us
We Can't Wait to Celebrate With You
Thank you for travelling to Morocco to share this moment with us. Your presence means the world, and we can't wait to create unforgettable memories together.
Rawia & Fahd
راوية و فهد