Arona Shabbir's daughter, Dr. Aiema's wedding.

Aroona Shabbir's name, shines brightly among the most congenial personalities of Multan. Sweet & kind, loving & caring, ever-smiling, this gentle lady is a legendary personality. Not just as a person but, such qualities distinguish her in her profession as well. If you are from Multan, you or your kids, started their school at the junior branch of Beaconhouse, it is impossible that your life is not touched by this fairy godmother.

On 5th of May 2012, Aroona Shabbir, married off her daughter, Dr. Aiema with Mr.Khalid & had her own name written, in the list of lovely young, mothers in laws. The event was beautifully organized, on an extensive level & great number of Multani'ites attended it. Following are the glimpses of the wedding.

The bride & groom, with Aroona Shabbir, mother of the bride.

The groom & the bride.

Aroona.

Masooma, the diva.

The beautiful lady, who either goes to the foreign trips or is seen at weddings only, Aliya Najam.

Humera Ejaz.

The couple & the mother of the bride.

Comments

Anonymous said…

May the newly weds live a happy healthy long blessed life together :)Aiema made a lovely bride both days . I loved the comment on Aliya :) n Aroana's introduction as well .

May 10, 2012 at 9:52 AM

FarihaMunirShah said…

Really kind of u for such a generous feedback Anonymous! :)

May 10, 2012 at 2:16 PM

Sadiakhanum said…

Hi . I saw Aliya on your page and I knew her when she was Aliya Ahmad. I am seeing her like after ages. Can you please give some contact details of her. We were together in Mirpur Azad Kashmir and I really would like to know her again and also would like to know about her mother last I heard Mrs Ahmad was in Islamabad and was quite sick.

November 7, 2012 at 3:47 AM

Sadiakhanum said…

November 7, 2012 at 3:48 AM

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