Venue research and practical planning
Four Seasons Resort Marrakech: wedding spaces, accommodation and planning
Four Seasons Resort Marrakech publishes a practical venue chart separating floor area, banquet and standing-reception layouts. The connection between Agdal Ballroom and Le Grand Jardin also makes the indoor-to-outdoor wedding programme a concrete planning question.
Published 30 October 2026
Published facts
| Agdal Ballroom | 600 m²; 400 banquet or 500 standing reception in the official chart. |
|---|---|
| Agdal I and II | Two 300 m² rooms, each listed for 200 in banquet layout. |
| Le Grand Jardin | 600 m²; 300 banquet or 600 standing reception. |
| Hivernage and Gueliz | Each is 70 m² with 30 banquet places. |
| Planning and flowers | The planning page offers a wedding specialist and the option to work with your own florist. |
Compare like-for-like layouts
For 350 seated guests, the Grand Jardin and ballroom figures do not answer the same question. Request a combined plan if using both. Published capacities may need adjustment for a stage, dance floor, buffet and the wedding’s actual decor.
Assign planning responsibilities
The wedding service explains how it can work with your consultant on menus, dates and decor. Agree who represents the hotel, coordinates the wedding day, supervises installation and manages transport. A listed service is not automatically included in every quotation.
Organise the surrounding stay
Price room categories within a defined room block. The planning page suggests resort restaurants for additional meals; reserve a group space and menu rather than assuming an operating restaurant can accommodate every wedding guest at the same time.
Ask the event team
- Which room fits our dinner after allowing for dancing?
- Are garden and ballroom available during the same period?
- What is managed by the resort and by our own planner?
Sources and verification
Sources checked on 30 October 2026. Practical comparisons are the guide’s editorial analysis.