A British entrepreneur known as ‘the Superyacht influencer’ and his glamorous partner gave new meaning to extravagant destination weddings after splashing £2 million on their Moroccan nuptials. 

Jonny Dodge, 44, is the CEO of GP Management, which organises luxury experiences around the world, including watching F1 races in Europe from superyachts.

It’s no surprise that his own wedding to entrepreneur Cameron Biafore was just as exclusive after the adventurer-turned-businessman pulled out all the stops for the proposal. 

Jonny asked Cameron to be his wife, not once but twice, before they jetted off to Marrakech for their wedding festivities, including a Burning Man-inspired pool party for which the bride wore a barely-there white bikini. 

The happy couple and 150 of their closest friends and family members flew to Marrakech as the wedding party took over Kasbah D’if, a private fortress in the Agafay Desert that was dubbed ‘Fort Dodge’ for the festivities.

Fire dancers, snake charmers and fortune tellers entertained the guests, including billionaires John Caudwell, Gautam Singhania, and Frank Binder, as well as Dragons’ Den star Duncan Bannatyne. 

The three-day wedding included a golden hour ceremony on a bespoke water platform, with the Atlas Mountains in the background, a rooftop black-tie gala under the stars, and a welcome dinner themed around Around the World in 80 Days.

Instead of page boys and flower girls, Jonny and Cameron also recruited a donkey to ‘hand out’ tequila shots to guests on either side of the aisle. 

British businessman Jonny Dodge married Cameron Biafore in a lavish Moroccan wedding on May 17 

The bride was the star of the show as she performed during the pool party 

Dragons’ Den star Duncan Bannatyne was on the guest list 

No expense was spared on the bride’s jewellery as Cameron wore glittering tiaras, earrings and necklaces worth over £300,000. 

She also donned six custom couture looks worth $50,000, including her wedding dress designed by Zuhair Murad – the Beirut-born designer who has dressed everyone from JLo to Meghan Markle. 

Jonny and Cameron’s hospitality was returned in kind as they accepted expensive wedding presents, including all-expense paid trips to the Maldives, Madagascar, and St Lucia, as well as homeware from Baccarat, Ralph Lauren, and Assouline. 

Jonny surprised Cameron with two proposals and two rings; the first time he got down on one knee was during a South African safari before popping the question again on holiday in Antarctica. 

In a nod to Jonny’s astronaut training, the rings are set with certified fragments of Martian meteorite and lunar rock. 

Their wedding venue was Kasbah D’if, a five-star property perched on a dune overlooking the Agafay Desert. Per night prices start at £315, and every suite, every courtyard, and every rooftop was earmarked for the Dodge-Biafore wedding. 

For the wedding, they recruited celebrity wedding planner Heloise Angelou, who planned Mel B’s wedding. 

The founder of Hello Moments Co, one of Marrakech’s most sought-after wedding companies, meticulously planned every element of the five events – from the Explorer Ball to the pool party. 

The five-star resort Kasbah D’if in the Agafay Desert was dubbed ‘Fort Dodge’ for the festivities.

Cameron wore a Zuhair Murad gown for the ceremony 

The loved-up couple sharing a kiss after their wedding 

Guests tucked into tuna tartare, line-caught sea bass and apple tart during the reception dinner

A closer look at Cameron’s bridal footwear 

Cameron’s bridesmaids were gifted three-tier diamond earrings, Juicy Couture sweat sets, personalised duffle bags, two sets of pyjamas, matching ski suits for the bachelorette, and handwritten letters

A closer look at Cameron’s engagement ring and her wedding gown 

No expense was spared on the bride’s jewellery as Cameron glittering tiaras, earrings and necklaces worth over £300,000

Jonny looked dapper in his wedding tuxedo 

The festivities included a Burning Man-inspired pool party

Cameron and Jonny in their pool party looks 

Their wedding venue was Kasbah D’if, a five-star property perched on a dune overlooking the Agafay Desert. Per night prices start at £315

The bride’s wedding wardrobe included six different looks worth over $50,000. 

For the welcome ball on day one, Cameron picked the hand-beaded Gabrielle dress from Kim Kassas Couture’s Fairest of Them All collection. 

Cameron exchanged vows wearing an intricate, strapless Zuhair Murad gown that featured a sculptural bodice beneath a dramatic long-sleeved over-jacket, an overskirt that added movement and grandeur, and a face-covering veil that concealed expression while amplifying presence.

She let down her hair at the after-party in a one-of-a-kind vintage dress belonging to Cameron’s family before making a splash at the wild pool party in a two-piece white ensemble from KYHA Studios. 

All her bridesmaids were gifted three-tier diamond earrings, Juicy Couture sweat sets, personalised duffle bags, two sets of pyjamas, matching ski suits for the bachelorette, and handwritten letters.

The sepia-toned menus, with hot air balloon illustrations, revealed guests tucked into tuna tartare, line-caught sea bass and apple tart during the reception dinner as champagne and wine flowed freely. 

Cameron, who has documented the wedding party on her Instagram, later shared a video of her and Jonny exchanging their vows in a video set to Ellie Goulding’s Love Me Like You Do. 

‘I choose you today and always, like I always have and always will. Getting married feels like I’m graduating today,’ the American influencer told Jonny. 

‘I vow to live with limitless love, limitless fun, limitless possibilities – our future life without walls and boundaries,’ Jonny promised in return. 

Fans rushed to the comments section to congratulate the couple as one person wrote: ‘I love your love story!’