
Just outside of the beautiful city of Marrakech is the Beldi Country Club…though it doesn’t look like your average country club. Oh no! This place resembles a greenhouse mixed with a Moroccan riad, with its striking vignettes and lush vegetation. Inspired by the venue’s charming blend of Moroccan tradition and chic French design, Anni Graham teamed up with event designer, Mae & Co., to bring together this wedding inspiration that will seriously make you want to elope in Morocco.
Don’t believe us? Just wait until you see these STUNNING images!
Before the Ceremony

Why yes, that is a dreamy little pool, with the prettiest of tiles surrounding it, and flowers in the water! We told you…this place is going to make you want to elope in Morocco.

No. Words.
The Sweethearts

How darling is this sweeping deep-V Elizabeth Dye dress for the desert bohemian location?



Can we talk about how cool the ensemble is for the groom? We’re all about that floral shirt and ’70s-inspired fashion! Want more floral goodness for the grooms? Check out these Grooms Rocking Floral Suits!


Playing off of the desert hues, Brier + Ivy designed a bouquet brimming with peachy pink hues, along with a splash of creamy blooms.
The Bohemian Ceremony Space

Making use out of the gorgeous greenhouse windows, Brier + Ivy framed the space with the perfect combination of florals and palm fronds.


Thinking about saying your vows in a greenhouse? Check out this list of The Coolest Greenhouses to Get Married At in the United States!


The Tablescape

The couple ended the evening at a gorgeous tablescape styled by Mae and Co.. Aren’t those sunset hues the prettiest complement for the day?




Pure magic.

Alright, so who else wants to elope in Morocco…or at least plan a trip there?!
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Venue: Beldi Country Club // Wedding Dress: Elizabeth Dye