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Ancient Silky Moroccan Caftan & Bedi’ya (vest) Richly Embroidered, Tetuan, early 19th century
The Traditional Moroccan Wedding Ceremony is a special joy moment for Moroccans where the bride and groom celebrate the end of the celibacy.
Moroccan traditions in Marriage.
[id: digital bust-up drawing of Aaron and Eitan, who are based off of Aziraphale and Crowley. They are holding each other and kissing while wearing traditional wedding attire. Aaron is a fat, dark skinned Jewish Persian man. He has sunspots on his cheeks and thick eyebrows, short, curly black hair and a short beard and mustache, dark brown eyes, and body hair. His eyes are closed and his hand is in Eitan's hair as they kiss. Aaron is wearing an off-white sherwani dress with a floral pattern and gold buttons, and a white kippah. He is wearing a white jasmine flower wreath around his neck and ornate gold earrings. A silver engagement ring with a pansy design and green gemstone is on his left hand. Eitan is a short, skinny, tan skinned Jewish Moroccan man. He has many freckles on his face and body and hair on his body. He has curly dark brown hair and faint facial hair, and brown eyes. His eyes are closed and his hand is touching Aaron's cheek and beard as they kiss. Eitan is wearing a white djellaba with silver stripes over a white high collared shirt. He is wearing a white jasmine flower wreath around his neck, and a maroon fez. Behind the couple is a light blue background.]
A sweet kiss when they're finally married...
Rana & Aziz Regal Moroccan/Arab Boho Wedding Preliminary Design Concept
NYCN Designs 2021
Villa Taj Marrakech in Marrakech, Morocco // Tali Photography