The Knot

andAllie

Shane

Welcome to Marrakech!

Let’s Celebrate

Wedding Weekend

Agenda

Things to do

Tips

To Our Family & Friends,Words can’t express our sincerest gratitude for being a part of this monumental time in our lives. Our hearts are so full knowing that you will share in this experience with us, thank you for travelling all this way for our big day! We are so lucky to have each and every one of you in our lives. Enjoy and let the great adventure begin…

Allie and Shane

Henna Party

Shabbat Dinner

Desert Excursion

Wedding Day!!

THURSDAY NOV 15, 2018PALAIS NAMASKAR

6:15 PM SHARP - BUS PICK UP AT FRONT ENTRANCE OF MOVENPICK HOTEL

FRIDAY NOV 16, 20187:30 PM SARAY RESTAURANT

IN MOVENPICK HOTEL

SATURDAY NOV 17, 2018FOR THOSE WHO RSVP’D

8:30 AM SHARP - BUS PICK UP TO AGAFAYMOVENPICK ENTRANCE

Farewell BreakfastMONDAY NOV, 19, 2018

10:00 AM BRIDE AND GROOM WILL BE HAVING BREAKFAST AT

SARAY RESTAURANT IN MOVENPICK. PLEASE JOIN IN IF YOU CAN. THIS IS OPTIONAL.

SUNDAY, NOV 18, 20184:00 PM SHARP - BUS PICK UP AT

FRONT ENTRANCE OF MOVENPICK HOTEL** SEE BRIDAL PARTY AGENDA FOR PICK UP TIME,

5:00 PM CEREMONY AT BELDI COUNTRY CLUB

CONTACT NUMBERS: MOVENPICK HOTEL: +212 (0)524 33 91 00RAQUEL (WEDDING PLANNER): +212 673 737980

TIPPING: AROUND 10% IS STANDARD IN RESTAURANTS

KEY PHRASES: • “AFEK” = PLEASE • “SHUKRAN” = THANK YOU

CURRENCY: MORROCAN DIRHAM

Key Info

Wedding Weekend Events

Things to Do in Beautiful Marrakech

6. Mellah (Jewish Quarter) – Narrow streets of the quarter will return you back 60 years to when the Jews still lived here. At one time, this small walled city within the city flourished and still houses Lezama synagogue and a Jewish cemetery.

7. Ali ben Youssef Medersa - Stroll through the 14th-century quranic school, a masterpiece of Hispano-Moresque architecture and one of the largest Islamic study centres in North Africa.

8. Cooking Class - Test out your culinary chops learning how to create your own Moroccan feast by taking a cooking class. http://www.soukcuisine.com/ 9. Food Tour – Take your taste buds on a tour, tasting samples of the city’s rich food culture. https://marrakechfoodtours.com/

10. Hammams/Spas - Escape the hustle and bustle of Marrakech and pamper yourself at one of the many spas. http://www.lasultanahotels.com/eng/marrakech

1. Jemaa el-Fna (the city’s main square) - Catch the sun set from a terrace over Djemaa el-Fna before diving into this outdoor circus of performers, snake charmers, henna artists and much more, then grab dinner at one of its many open air stalls. • Tip: Moroccan street performers can be annoyingly ‘persuasive’, even aggressive when asking for a tip, but it is nothing a firm no can’t tackle. They are ultimately harmless and we suggest treading the fine line between firm and polite.

2. Souks (markets) - Get lost in Marrakech’s centuries-old market filled with all kinds of treasures. The city’s largest souk is directly connected to Djemaa el-Fna, but here is a detailed list of various souks by category http://trip-n-travel.com/listicle/20710/.

3. Jardin Majorelle - This botanical garden was created by a French painter over 40 years and it also houses a Berber Museum, showcasing the history and culture of the oldest people in North Africa.

4. Yves Saint Laurent Museum - Appease the fashionista in you by checking out this museum, dedicated to the work of the legendary French fashion designer.

5. Koutoubia Mosque – Built in the 12 century, this is the largest Mosque in the city and one of its most prominent landmarks.

RECOMMENDED SIGHTS AND ACTIVITIES

TOUR GUIDES AND DRIVERSSpeak to the concierge at the Movenpick Hotel to help arrange a private English speaking guide to take you around and give you the full Marrakech experience, including transportation.

RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTSTIP: higher end restaurants are very particular about their dress code, dress accordingly. Reservation are not always required, but better to call ahead if possible. The concierge can also assist you with this.

Dinner• Palais Jaad Mahal – Bar, Restaurant and Lounge nestled in the upscale neighbourhood or Hivernage, with nightly entertainment and live music. • The Foundouk – beautiful restaurant with in the historic district, with a beautiful rooftop terrace, serving Moroccan and Mediterranean cuisine.• Dar Cherifa – excellent Moroccan cuisine in a beautiful Riad.• Exotic Bali – The first Indonesian cuisine restaurant in the city, with Mediterranean Moroccan flavours.• The 68 Wine Bar – Morocco’s first wine bar, with tradition French cuisine. • Arkech - Trendy French Moroccan tapas bar in the wintering area with a nice atmosphere and good food• Café Arab – Lounge/bar offering Italian and French cuisine

Breakfast/Lunch• Zeitoun Café Kasbah – Moroccan cuisine, recommend for breakfast.• Café Clock – Breakfast or lunch with a range of meal options including sandwiches, salads and traditional Moroccan dishes.• Pastry Amandine – great for a coffee and pastries.

Thank youfor travelling all

this way to celebrate our special day

We Love You!

A&S

Allie & Shane Marrakech, Morocco 11.18.18