Terms governing couples, clients, and visitors
Welcome to Marasim (marasim.ma) and its mobile applications.
These Terms of Use constitute a legally binding agreement between Marasim and any person accessing the platform or utilizing planning and quote tools.
By accessing the platform, you agree to be bound by these terms in accordance with the laws of the Kingdom of Morocco.
Marasim operates as an independent marketplace and vertical operating system for the Moroccan wedding industry.
Under the exclusive 'Marasim Packages' program, Marasim acts as a guarantor and coordinator responsible for service quality and execution.
For direct vendor bookings outside this program, vendors remain independent third parties solely responsible for their services.
Users must be at least 18 years old under Moroccan law to create an account.
Users commit to providing accurate contact and event details and maintaining login credential confidentiality.
Planning tools (Timelines, Checklists, Guest RSVP, Seating) are personal organization aids.
The personal budget tracker is an independent ledger and does not constitute accounting evidence for direct cash dispute resolution.
Direct vendor transactions (cash, bank transfer, check) occur off-platform in V1 without platform liability.
For 'Marasim Packages', payments are made directly to Marasim via secure CMI gateways and held in escrow until successful execution.
Users acknowledge that Marasim may expand centralized payment processing platform-wide in the future.
Reviews tied to accepted quotes receive a 'Verified Booking' badge.
During dispute investigations, reviews remain live to ensure transparency.
Direct bookings carry no performance warranties from Marasim.
Marasim Packages are backed by quality assurance and direct customer intervention.
All trademarks, code, software, and brand assets of Marasim are protected under Moroccan and international IP laws.
Terms may be updated with notice. Users may close their accounts at any time.
Governed by Moroccan law. Exclusive jurisdiction belongs to the competent courts of the Kingdom of Morocco.