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    A Moroccan wedding ceremony the assistant attended involved extensive family preparation. When guests arrived at the decorated ballroom in Casablanca, the couple's parents welcomed them with smiles. After greetings and congratulations over dates and milk, traditional symbols of love and peace, beautiful pop music signaled the groom and bride's entrance. The groom wore a beautiful djellaba while the bride looked like a princess in her luxurious kaftan, crown, and jewelry. Guests spent an unforgettable evening dancing, singing, taking photos, and eating delicious dishes until the early hours, then wished the married couple a happy honeymoon before departing.

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    A Moroccan wedding ceremony the assistant attended involved extensive family preparation. When guests arrived at the decorated ballroom in Casablanca, the couple's parents welcomed them with smiles. After greetings and congratulations over dates and milk, traditional symbols of love and peace, beautiful pop music signaled the groom and bride's entrance. The groom wore a beautiful djellaba while the bride looked like a princess in her luxurious kaftan, crown, and jewelry. Guests spent an unforgettable evening dancing, singing, taking photos, and eating delicious dishes until the early hours, then wished the married couple a happy honeymoon before departing.

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    A Moroccan wedding ceremony the assistant attended involved extensive family preparation. When guests arrived at the decorated ballroom in Casablanca, the couple's parents welcomed them with smiles. After greetings and congratulations over dates and milk, traditional symbols of love and peace, beautiful pop music signaled the groom and bride's entrance. The groom wore a beautiful djellaba while the bride looked like a princess in her luxurious kaftan, crown, and jewelry. Guests spent an unforgettable evening dancing, singing, taking photos, and eating delicious dishes until the early hours, then wished the married couple a happy honeymoon before departing.

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    A Moroccan wedding ceremony the assistant attended involved extensive family preparation. When guests arrived at the decorated ballroom in Casablanca, the couple's parents welcomed them with smiles. After greetings and congratulations over dates and milk, traditional symbols of love and peace, beautiful pop music signaled the groom and bride's entrance. The groom wore a beautiful djellaba while the bride looked like a princess in her luxurious kaftan, crown, and jewelry. Guests spent an unforgettable evening dancing, singing, taking photos, and eating delicious dishes until the early hours, then wished the married couple a happy honeymoon before departing.

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    A Moroccan wedding 

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    Dear Vika,  
    Thank you very much for your last e-mail in which you told me about an English wedding;
    really it was amazing and I loved it a lot. Now, I will tell you about a Moroccan one.
    Last year, it was my cousin wedding, all the family, were preparing for that. The wedding
    happened in a big, well-decorated ball-room in Casablanca. I wear my best traditional clothes.
    As soon as we arrived to the ball room, the couple’s parents welcome people with big smiles.
    After greeting and congratulations we sit around a table .we eat dates and milk which are
    symbols of love and peace in Moroccan culture.
    A few minutes later, we hear beautiful pop music. The groom and his bride were
    coming. All the guests stood up to applaud them. They are fantastic. He, the man, wearing a
    beautiful “djellaba” and the bride looked like a princess in her luxurious kaftan and her golden
    crown and jewelry. She was like a star in the night sky. We spent an unforgettable evening
    there dancing, singing and taking photos with the bride and the groom and of course eating
    delicious dishes. The ceremony stayed until the early hours of the day, then we all go home
    and wished the married couple a happy honeymoon.
    I hope that now you have a nice picture about the Moroccan traditions, Vika.
    I am looking forward to your letter

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