Receiving an invitation to a Moroccan wedding is always a joy — and a small source of questions. What outfit to wear? Which colours to avoid? How to look elegant without stealing the bride's spotlight? Here is our advice.
The golden rule: elegant, never centre stage
As a guest, your outfit should be refined yet remain in the background compared to the bride. Avoid immaculate white (reserved for the bride) and overly spectacular pieces. A beautiful guest caftan ticks every box: modest, chic and comfortable enough to dance all night.
Colours to favour (and avoid)
Favour deep, luminous tones: midnight blue, emerald, burgundy, gold, or elegant pastels. Avoid white and ivory (the bride's colours), as well as all-black if the ceremony is festive. Our The Guest collection brings together models designed exactly for this role.
Accessories
A belt (mdamma) structures the silhouette and elevates a simple caftan. Add gold jewellery and a matching clutch to perfect the look.
Caftan or takchita for a guest?
A caftan is more than enough for a guest: elegant without being ostentatious. The takchita, more solemn, remains the preserve of the bride and her closest circle. To understand the nuance, read Caftan or Takchita.