Bridal kaftans
About the collection
From the henna night to the evening
A Moroccan wedding is lived in several outfits, from the henna night to the evening. Our bridal kaftans accompany each of these moments: long cuts, beaded braid and fine embroidery on silk-effect crepe, in pieces designed in Paris and made in our workshops in Fes. A takchita, a crepe dress beneath a woven brocade jacket, and kimonos complete the selection.
White bridal kaftan
White and ivory remain the bride’s shades: pure white, luminous, and ivory, softer. All our white and ivory kaftans are gathered in a single collection, and our guide to the white bridal kaftan helps you choose.
Kaftan or takchita for the bride
The kaftan is a single piece, held by a belt; the takchita layers a dress and a short jacket for a more formal silhouette. Our Moroccan takchitas and our guide kaftan or takchita explain these differences.
How many outfits for a Moroccan wedding?
Often two or three, from the henna night to the evening. A takchita or a kimono lets you change silhouette while keeping the same style.
White or ivory?
Both are bridal shades: pure white is brighter, ivory softer.
Which size should I choose?
Choose the size that matches the larger of your bust or hip measurements. The size guide explains how to take them.