Certifying program · Casablanca - Marrakech - Agadir
Wedding Planner Training in Morocco
Motta Wedding Academy is a luxury wedding planning academy with a presence in Casablanca, Marrakech and Agadir. The program runs entirely on site over three weeks, in cohorts strictly capped at 10 students — and it is open to complete beginners.
This page answers the questions people actually ask about wedding planner training in Morocco: duration, curriculum, certification, prerequisites, tuition and career outcomes.
The program at a glance
- Program
- Luxury wedding planner training
- Provider
- Motta Wedding Academy — Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir
- Location
- Casablanca - Marrakech - Agadir
- Duration
- 3 weeks of intensive immersion
- Cohort size
- 10 students maximum per session
- Prerequisites
- None — beginners are welcome
- Languages
- French and English
- Certification
- A certification is awarded at the end of the program
- Tuition
- Quoted during the discovery call and in the brochure
- Upcoming sessions
- Dates shared on request
What you learn
Six areas covered across the three weeks, from the first client meeting to wedding-day coordination.
- 01Luxury wedding planning fundamentals
- 02High-end client relationship management
- 03Exceptional budget management
- 04Luxury venue & vendor coordination
- 05Exquisite floral design & decor
- 06Acquiring ultra-wealthy clients
Why train in Morocco, and why on site
Fieldwork over theory
An online course teaches you a method. Three weeks on the ground put you in front of the caterers, florists, decorators, negafas and venue managers you will actually work with afterwards.
Access to the palace hotels
The program is built on a network of exceptional venues — La Mamounia, Royal Mansour, Fairmont Royal Palm, Le Selman, Namaskar, Amanjena, Four Seasons. How those houses operate is not something you learn remotely.
The specifics of Moroccan weddings
Multi-day celebrations, hammam, henna, processions, traditional orchestras, halal or kosher requirements: sequences no generic European curriculum genuinely covers.
The destination-wedding market
Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier and Essaouira draw international couples looking for a planner who can bridge their expectations and local suppliers.
Who this program is for
- Anyone who wants to become a wedding planner in Morocco with no prior events experience.
- Events, decor or hospitality professionals who want to specialise in the luxury segment.
- The Moroccan diaspora — France, Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, the Gulf — who want to train in Morocco and work there.
- Planners based abroad who want to master the Moroccan destination-wedding market.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a wedding planner school in Morocco?
Yes. Motta Wedding Academy trains luxury wedding planners in Casablanca - Marrakech - Agadir, on site, over a three-week program. It was founded by Madame Motta after a 35-year career orchestrating receptions at the Ritz Paris, the Four Seasons George V and the Hôtel de Crillon.
How long is the training?
Three weeks of intensive immersion in Casablanca - Marrakech - Agadir, combining classroom teaching, meetings with high-end suppliers, visits to landmark venues, and a full-scale final project defended before a jury.
Do I need prior experience in events?
No. The program starts from the fundamentals before moving into the codes of the ultra-luxury market. No diploma or prior experience is required — rigour, passion and an eye for detail matter more.
How much does the wedding planner training cost?
Tuition and payment plans are shared during the discovery call and in the downloadable brochure. With only 10 seats per session, each application is reviewed individually.
How is this different from an online wedding planner course?
An online course hands you a method; it does not introduce you to suppliers or put you inside the venues. Here the entire program takes place on site, in a group of no more than 10, with direct mentorship and palace visits.
Apply to the next cohort
10 seats per session. Book a discovery call to get the dates, the tuition and the application process.