The inspiration for this styled shoot was derived from The Ochre City itself. Marrakech is simultaneously ancient and traditional – modern and chic. The venue, The Oberoi Marrakech, was designed to draw inspiration from ancient Moroccan palaces, incorporating elements of the 14th-century historical monument, Medersa Ben Youssef. Captured on camera by Love, Asha Photography and planned with the help of AMV Weddings, keep scrolling to see why this vibrant city was the perfect setting for a design in which mystical traditions met modern style and sophistication.

A focus on craftsmanship
Throughout this inspo shoot, there was a heavy focus on the design process and craftmanship when choosing vendors. Patterns, colors, and textures played a huge role in every element included to embody the heart and soul of this luxurious, rare, and magical place.
Gold and textured details
The flatlays styled by Sophie Kaye included fine art stationery by Laura Elizabeth Patrick, ring boxes by The Styling Reserve, and shoes by Bella Belle. Gold and textured elements were included to introduce the Moroccan style that unfolded throughout the rest of the design.

A bespoke, patterned bridal look
For the shoot, the bride wore two very special bespoke looks. Her ceremony gown was by Ersa Atelier for L?Fay Bridal, complemented by a crown and veil by Botias Accessories. Known for being both classic and edgy, this gown blended a traditional silhouette with a more modern neckline. The pat...