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Azka Rani's birthday by Mala and Ahsan Rasheed



    
     Happy birthday Azka Rani and family.


Shimaila Jabeen (Mala Ahsan, as she is lovingly known by the natives of the city of saints) has already been declared, the 'QUEEN'of themed birthday parties by FarihaMunirShahTimes.

But carrying on this title is not an easy task. With four birthdays to celebrate in an year,
only for her children. It requires a constant exploration of innovative ideas and unusual themes.

Something which has not been repeated earlier either by the family, or even by friends.
It is easier for her to pick themes for her son, as Anas Rasheed is the only boy of the family.
 But for the three girls, Mala, alongwith her husband Ahsan Rasheed,
seriously has to search throughout the year.

Fond of detailing that she is,
Mala takes great pains, in collecting items to suit the themes.
Sometimes, the stuff is directly ordered from outside the country.
And sometimes, she visits remote, rustic areas of ordinary villages for her perfecting her party.

Azka Rani, is her daughter youngest daughter. By chance, Azka's birthday arrives in the most
chilled weather, on 10th of January and it becomes a very challenging task for Mala to tackle.

But this year, again Mala found an unusual theme, a Christmas birthday party.
So, a perfect setting was laid to compliment it.

A Christmas tree, baloons everywhere, fairy lights. Even powder was dusted on plants
and floor to add a touch of snow. Candles and flower arrangements are the
usual part of the show for her parties.

Friends of Azka and her siblings were told to arrive, wearing winter dresses, to match with
the Christmas theme.

Lots of games, music, alongwith a magic show and a scrumptious meal, was arranged
 to entertain the little guests and few of their moms.

A catwalk was also arranged for the little girls in the party to provide them todisplay
their dressing. Hajra Shah, won the first prize in it.

The whole party turned out to be a an extra ordinary piece of entertainment of everybody
who attended it.

Once again, the family did a great job in organizing a perfect event. Lots of prayers and
best wishes for the birthday girl. And like always, we look forward to more by this
fun loving family.
The gorgeous mom of birthday girl, Mala Ahsan.



Mr. Ahsan Rasheed with his birthday girl.
                          Ibrahim.
Hajra Shah.

Cake cutting ceremony.
Azka Rani, with her Christmas tree.



Munching is on.
Time to hit Pinata.


Mala with Azka and Afreen.


Tehmina Khakwani and Shehla Jaffri.


Zahra Shah, Anas Rasheed, Zainab
The baloon game.
Anass, brother of the birthday girl with his friend.

Hajra Shah, Adina and Naadeen.


Aasia with a friend.


Hajra, Mala, Assia and Azka.

The snow on the leaves.

The beautifully decorated entrance.

A special pose by the kids while eating.
Time to leave, bye bye!



The decorations on the stair case.


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