mariage marocain hands

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Here is Part II of Cynthia and Hatim’s wedding in Marrakech, Morocco. What an event!! It all started with the henna ceremony on the friday night. Cynthia, helped by the two negafa (the ‘official’ women in charge of the traditional outfit), was wearing a green dress, the color of Islam, to get her hands and...

Ijlal and Pierre’s wedding took place in Rabat, the capital city of Morocco, where most of Ijlal’s family lives. The traditional celebration started with the henna ritual at her grandma’s house followed by the gala-like reception in the impressive Royal Palace Tazi in the center of Rabat.

Ijlal changed dresses five times (traditional kaftans and the more elaborated ‘headdress’) and Pierre also made an appearance in the traditional djillaba. The evening was nothing but singing, beating drums, dancing, and eating. Food was abundant and delicious such as Pastilla and Tajine.

Ijlal and Pierre, thank you so much again for those amazing days in Morocco. Geat moments to photograph and to share!!http://ryoweb.blogspot.com/

mariage marocain hands

mariage marocain hands,mariage marocain hands,in http://ryoweb.blogspot.com/

Here is Part II of Cynthia and Hatim’s wedding in Marrakech, Morocco. What an event!! It all started with the henna ceremony on the friday night. Cynthia, helped by the two negafa (the ‘official’ women in charge of the traditional outfit), was wearing a green dress, the color of Islam, to get her hands and...

Ijlal and Pierre’s wedding took place in Rabat, the capital city of Morocco, where most of Ijlal’s family lives. The traditional celebration started with the henna ritual at her grandma’s house followed by the gala-like reception in the impressive Royal Palace Tazi in the center of Rabat.

Ijlal changed dresses five times (traditional kaftans and the more elaborated ‘headdress’) and Pierre also made an appearance in the traditional djillaba. The evening was nothing but singing, beating drums, dancing, and eating. Food was abundant and delicious such as Pastilla and Tajine.

Ijlal and Pierre, thank you so much again for those amazing days in Morocco. Geat moments to photograph and to share

mariage marocain hands

mariage marocain hands,mariage marocain hands,in http://ryoweb.blogspot.com/

Here is Part II of Cynthia and Hatim’s wedding in Marrakech, Morocco. What an event!! It all started with the henna ceremony on the friday night. Cynthia, helped by the two negafa (the ‘official’ women in charge of the traditional outfit), was wearing a green dress, the color of Islam, to get her hands and...

Ijlal and Pierre’s wedding took place in Rabat, the capital city of Morocco, where most of Ijlal’s family lives. The traditional celebration started with the henna ritual at her grandma’s house followed by the gala-like reception in the impressive Royal Palace Tazi in the center of Rabat.

Ijlal changed dresses five times (traditional kaftans and the more elaborated ‘headdress’) and Pierre also made an appearance in the traditional djillaba. The evening was nothing but singing, beating drums, dancing, and eating. Food was abundant and delicious such as Pastilla and Tajine.

Ijlal and Pierre, thank you so much again for those amazing days in Morocco. Geat moments to photograph and to share!!http://ryoweb.blogspot.com/

mariage marocain hands

mariage marocain hands,mariage marocain hands,in http://ryoweb.blogspot.com/

Here is Part II of Cynthia and Hatim’s wedding in Marrakech, Morocco. What an event!! It all started with the henna ceremony on the friday night. Cynthia, helped by the two negafa (the ‘official’ women in charge of the traditional outfit), was wearing a green dress, the color of Islam, to get her hands and...

Ijlal and Pierre’s wedding took place in Rabat, the capital city of Morocco, where most of Ijlal’s family lives. The traditional celebration started with the henna ritual at her grandma’s house followed by the gala-like reception in the impressive Royal Palace Tazi in the center of Rabat.

Ijlal changed dresses five times (traditional kaftans and the more elaborated ‘headdress’) and Pierre also made an appearance in the traditional djillaba. The evening was nothing but singing, beating drums, dancing, and eating. Food was abundant and delicious such as Pastilla and Tajine.

Ijlal and Pierre, thank you so much again for those amazing days in Morocco. Geat moments to photograph and to share!!http://ryoweb.blogspot.com/