It's Shadi time! Also known as, Wedding Day! :D
Another Urdu word for you to learn, Shadi means Wedding!
If you'd rather watch first instead of reading I put together a video!
Click the link below to be directed to my personal Youtube Channel!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5VEmvcVIg8
My hair and makeup were done by the oh so talented Masooma!
Click on her name to get linked straight to her Instagram!
I definitely felt like a Princess here, as every girl should on her Wedding Day! The traditional color for Pakistani's to wear on their special day is red, for American's, white, I chose neither and went with my favorite color instead, Lavender! Ammie was able to work her magic and had a beautiful dress designed!
The theme of my dress was displayed throughout the entire wedding!
Ammie worked with Sarah Khan to come up with a wonderful stage presence!
Ammie did an amazing job mashAllah coming up with the most perfect choices for everything, to the flowers, the stand, the cake, the color combinations, just everything! I'm so lucky to have a such a talented Mama!
Appie came up with the idea for the entrance table! She designed that awesome round picture frame and added pictures of both my childhood as well as Jeffrey's. This table was a nice added touch to everything.
The table was simple yet elegant, exactly what I wanted. We had wedding favors in these adorable lavender boxes tied with a purple ribbon. Seeing this holds a memory of my mother and aunts sitting together in the family room at home putting together these boxes with love and care!
I created this myself! I found the topper off Amazon, painted the bride, turned her blonde hair brown, her white dress lavender, threw a plate of cookies onto Jeff's lap, with Enzo sitting beside him, with a tv and xbox in front! Everyone loved it! Sums up our personality!
Our family picture! Minus bhaijaan. He wasn't able to make it.
Noora was matching with me and Mohsin was matching with Jeffrey!
Jeffrey's side of the family! Including his aunt's family!
And now my family all together! From my mother's side as well as my father's side!
As big as this is we're still missing a good chunk of people from my side!
I could name everyone but it's easier to name the people that were missing!
My brother wasn't able to make it, Japan Thaya his wife and two daughters, son-in-law and grandson, Mohsin was running around with his cousins Hasan and Ali, Noora and Leena were passed out at this point,Imran (Uzma's husband), Sabir Uncle (Baree Phuppo's husband), Aisha (cousin) and her husband, Saimah (cousin), her husband her three kids. So that makes 20 people? All together I think we're at 75-77? I would like 3 kids. :)
Another Urdu word for you to learn, Shadi means Wedding!
If you'd rather watch first instead of reading I put together a video!
Click the link below to be directed to my personal Youtube Channel!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5VEmvcVIg8
Click on her name to get linked straight to her Instagram!
I definitely felt like a Princess here, as every girl should on her Wedding Day! The traditional color for Pakistani's to wear on their special day is red, for American's, white, I chose neither and went with my favorite color instead, Lavender! Ammie was able to work her magic and had a beautiful dress designed!
Ammie worked with Sarah Khan to come up with a wonderful stage presence!
The table was simple yet elegant, exactly what I wanted. We had wedding favors in these adorable lavender boxes tied with a purple ribbon. Seeing this holds a memory of my mother and aunts sitting together in the family room at home putting together these boxes with love and care!
I created this myself! I found the topper off Amazon, painted the bride, turned her blonde hair brown, her white dress lavender, threw a plate of cookies onto Jeff's lap, with Enzo sitting beside him, with a tv and xbox in front! Everyone loved it! Sums up our personality!
Noora was matching with me and Mohsin was matching with Jeffrey!
As big as this is we're still missing a good chunk of people from my side!
I could name everyone but it's easier to name the people that were missing!
My brother wasn't able to make it, Japan Thaya his wife and two daughters, son-in-law and grandson, Mohsin was running around with his cousins Hasan and Ali, Noora and Leena were passed out at this point,Imran (Uzma's husband), Sabir Uncle (Baree Phuppo's husband), Aisha (cousin) and her husband, Saimah (cousin), her husband her three kids. So that makes 20 people? All together I think we're at 75-77? I would like 3 kids. :)
