Maqbool's Polo themed birthday

Fabulous arrangements and birthday boy's picture with parents his Atta and Minayal

There are few families in the city of saints which practice awesome tradition of family friendships. Their functions are not limited to ladies, gentlemen or kids only but complete families are invited to be part of most of their celebrations. One such family is of Mr. Tanvir Sheikh and Mrs. Romana Tanvir.

Recently their eldest son Mr. Atta and his lovely wife Minayal celebrated first birthday of their first-born son Maqbool Sheikh. Interesting fact is that, this little lad Maqbool is named after his great grandfather. Minayal, the pretty young mother of the birthday boy seems too fond of the game 'Polo'. So, the theme was the same and was extensively used in decorations from every aspect.

On the cool Sunday morning of 6th December, their house was renamed as 'Maqbool's polo club'. Hay stacks were laid everywhere, were even used as coffee tables. Pennants, Red flags, Banners, buntings with birthday boy's initials were hanged on flagpoles. Life size, painted statues of horses made beautiful part of the display. Red, Blue and Yellow coloured balloon bouquets and arches were spread across the party area. Picket fences which were used to create different sitting areas and to direct the guests to the dinning area, added the real feel of Polo setting and effect of the stables. Cushions on sofas, table mats and tissue papers on dinning tables, water bottles, everything was custom made and had Maqbool's initials inscribed on it. It seemed like mini Maqbool Land. Everything had his stamp on it.

Chocolate fountains flowed with fondue. Candies for kids and snacks for adults remained on serving till the brunch was laid. And brunch had an exclusive live cooking with chefs working relentlessly in the middle of the show. From barbecue tikkas, kebabs and chops to naan, parathas, everything was being cooked at the spot and no delays in serving. It was ready to be served when anybody approached. From traditional to fast food, every taste was abound, to suit young and old alike.

About birthday bounties and return gifts, everything was served individually in champions' cups and trophies. Another buttress to remind, it was a polo party.
We congratulate Minayal for arranging the whole party in such an exuberant manner. Not to forget, the most admirable part of it for many was that it was a family gathering. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy a weekend together with family and friends. As said by Joyce brothers; ''When you look back at life, the greatest happinesses are family happinesses''.

Lots of prayers and good wishes for Maqbool and his parents. We look forward to them and their family for more fun in the future. Best of luck!

Parents of the birthday boy Minayal and Atta Tanvir

Romana Tanvir and Rani Maqsood

Sidra Bakhtawar and relatives

The Shahs
Dr. Munir Hussain Shah with his daughters, Fatima, Hajra and Zahra Shah

Rameen, Saima Faisal, Haniya Shahid, Ayesha Najeeb

Khwaja Anees, Saba Anees and Bushra Gillani

Mala Ahsan, Fariha Munir, Farah Asrar

Farah Faisal, Saima Faisal, Hania Shahid, Sadia, Fatima Fazal, Saleha, Shazia, Farah Asrar, Zara Basat, Rabia Rehman

Minayal with her mom

Azka, Hajra Shah, Zahra Shah, Fatima Shah, Aafreen and Anass

Misbah with Farah Asrar

Custom made cushions, water bottles, tissue papers and table mats with Maqbool's initials

Customized decorative items

Live cooking in progress

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