Planning a Marooro That Runs on Time

A marooro involves two families, many relatives and a programme that has to respect tradition. Delays usually come from poor coordination, not bad intentions.

What keeps the day on schedule:

• A written programme. Share it with both families a week before.
• One coordinator. Someone with authority to move things along.
• Seating plan. Guests should know where to go on arrival.
• Early setup. Tent, chairs and sound should be ready two hours before the first guest.
• Food timing. Plan service around the programme, not after it.
• A rain plan. Tent and covered walkways are not optional in the rainy season.

What to organise in advance:

Having one team coordinate all three means your family spends the day with guests instead of chasing suppliers.

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