Dallas Tent Rentals and Event Planning Industry Welcomes New Moroccan and Arabian Nights Themed Concept
Dallas tent rentals and event planning industry welcomes the new Moroccan and Arabian Nights themed website. With Moroccan tents, props and hokaah rentals, belly dancers and fortune tellers, Marrakesh has a Texas zip code.
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) February 22, 2007 -- First in Texas, moroccanthemeparties.com is a Dallas tent rental and event planning provider and the latest addition of The Moroccan Bazaar, the largest importer of Moroccan home decor in the US.
With authentic Moroccan lanterns, chandeliers, henna lamps, rugs and decor needed to recreate a real Arabian Nights experience, the new concept promises to be the hottest attraction in event planning in the historically conservative Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex.
The entertainment with Arabic fusion music, Middle Eastern catering, belly dancers, henna artists and fire throwers truly recreate the scene of the world famous "J'ma el Fna" plaza in Marrakesh. If the entertainment was not enough, the flagship tents, lavish Moroccan "Caidal" tents, recreate the imperial city's seasonal folkloric festivals. Caidal tents, also know as royal or imperial tents, are the symbol of fine living in Moroccan centuries old traditions and a must have for the chic and sophisticated Dallas increasingly cosmopolitan and well rounded crowd.
In the post-911 era, one of the unintended consequences of world politics has been the growing cultural sensitivity, interest and demand for Middle Eastern cuisine, Oriental arts, religion and Moorish home Decor. The increasingly popular Moroccan themed birthday parties, Bar Mitzvahs, corporate and bridal events have accelerated the launching of the new site previously scheduled for the end of 2007.
To learn more visit the Moroccan theme event planning and the Moroccan Decor sites.
About The Moroccan Bazaar:
Founded in Tangier, Morocco in 1990, The Moroccan Bazaar moved it operations to Dallas, Texas in 2000 to introduce its product line to the US Market and to support the Moroccan handmade industry, its artisans and their uncertain future due to the proliferation of cheap Chinese imitations.
Contact:
Reda Yamani
moroccanthemeparties.com
972-599-2933
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