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The little cake company by Zahra Shah at Blue Fair 2018

Beautiful stall , Little Cake Company by Zahra Shah and its team



In 2018, once again, the city of saints witnessed the awesomeness of Blue Fair. From 14th to 16th April, a three days phenomenal event, organized by Women's chamber of Commerce and industry Multan. Something by the women, for the women. An astounding display of women empowerment, which has attracted people and attention from Peshawar to Karachi. With every passing year, the stalls keep on increasing, the sales keep on increasing, footfall keeps on increasing. Its mega success has made people predict, if this excellence continues on the same pace, some day, Blue fair may become as big as Dubai shopping festival.

The little cake company by Zahra Shah took birth here. This home-based bakery business also grew three years old with its third year of participation. Experience is also flourishing with the business. So, this year. the little cake company by Zahra Shah presented an even better designed and decorated stall, alongwith nectarous baked products. Many in Multan tasted 'Chocolate banana bread' and 'Boston cream pie cake', for the first time in their lives, only at the LCC stall by Zahra Shah at Blue fair. French Macrons what only this bakery offers in the city, with the regular cakes, brownies and mouth watering desserts. The display of sweets displayed a respledent sight and  Zahra Shah sold almost everything within few hours of arrival at venue.

What to talk of amazing stall decorations. Baloon arches raised from every side by RJ birthday organizer. LCC by ZS also had a photo booth this time, hanging at the front. Customers loved taking their pictures, peeping out of it. Some posed with the goods shopped from LCC by ZS stall. All three days of this fair, people took pictures there, posted on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, tagged the little cake company and Zahra Shah. Blue fair made LCC by ZS happening and it payed back by doing the same for the event.

Imagine the excitement of children, they went crazy at the sight of baloons and sweets. Their parents had no other option but to buy them the sweet treats. Such was the magic of Zahra's designing of the stall. Interestingly, people were so impressed by the decorations that they approached her for beautifying their stalls as well, but she had no time free from customers. LCC by Zahra Shah was not only the highest profit making stall but the most popular one too and like every year, bagged the prize of best stall at Blue fair.

Thanks to the efforts of new president of WCCIM, Filza Akbar, this event was greatly publicized at national level and the little cake company by Zahra Shah was given great coverage on media, tv channels, newspapers as a venture by a young female entrepreneur.  Zahra Shah remains grateful for the love and encouragement by all her seniors, specially Masooma Sibtain (former president, spokesperson of WCCI, vice president of FPCCI). Masooma, as head of media committee made sure, all the media and VIP guests must visit each and every stall, specially Zahra's as she is often referred to a great success story of a young, female entrepreneur created by this chamber. Thanks a lot, you lovely ladies, Filza Akbar and Masooma Sibtain.

This time, this fair attracted ladies of WCCI-Lahore as well. The president, Falahat Imran and Senior vice president Faaiza Amjad visited the stall, appreciated Zahra Shah's efforts and enjoyed the baked items by her little cake company.

As the patron in chief of WCCIM, Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar was out of country for medical treatment during those days. Her daughter in law, Farrah Faisal administered the event. She also visited the stall several times, spent time there and admired everything about it.

The little cake company by Zahra Shah is thankful to all its regular clients and those who visited them at the Blue fair stall and believe that this realtion of the bakery and the client would grow bigger and better. Thanks a lot for making this little company so big.






Zahra Shah with the
 chief guests, heads of women's bank and Masooma Sibtain at the little cake company
Zahra Shah with Falahat Imran President of Women's chamber Lahore



Faaiza Amjad Vice president
WCCI Lahore at the Little Cake company by Zahra Shah's stall

Shahbano Azhar and her beautiful family at the Little Cake company stall
Sweets in human form
Sana Niaz, Uzma Burana and Hajra
Farah Faisal and Fariha Munir, Ibrahim and Amin, Rabia Rehman with her mom

Youngest Pakistani brand owner/fashion designer Zubia Zainab, her mom (former president WCCI  and vice president FPCCI) Masooma Sibtain, daughter Bisma with her cousin and Masooma's sister

Zahra Shah and Mahnaz Fareed and son at the little cake company stall
The president Filza Mumtaz, her mom former president Mrs. Razia Shah with her sister and Filza's children
Rabia Bosan, shopping at the little cake company

The lovely Khwaja ladies at the stall
Zahra Hussain, Mehriya omer with her children and Beena Khwaja with Zahra Shah

The famous journalists of Multan
Rakhshanda Nayyer and Gulnaz from Nawi-Waqt
Shaireen Rana from Jang

Sara Alamgir, Mahnaz Fareed, Saima Faisal, Sara with Sidra Bakhrawar



Cute clients

Gorgeous lady from SMEDA, Seerat Fatima & her son
The decorater RJ birthday organizer
 and the sales helpers Kishwar and Kashif at the stall


Nazia Khan of PUAN with her daughter and Zahra Shah
Mahum with her cousin, Zahra Shah with a friend
Zahra Shah's cousins at the stall, Murtza Khan Pitafi, Hashir Khan Pitafi, Sephora Khan Pitafi
and sales helper Kishwar
Fatima and other visitors
The children at the stally of the little cake company by Zahra Shah 
Zahra Shah with Zara Khalid, her mom and daughter
Zahra Shah with Sumera, Aqsa Rasool and Hazzerah Khokar
Romana Ahmed, Zahra Shah with Fatima Leghari


Zahra Shah with Shahnaz Khakwani and her daughter on LCC stall

Zahra Shah with her most wonderful teacher Aroona Shabbir, her daughter and grand daughter




Ayesha Siddiqua with her mom with Fariha
  Sumera Mukhtar on the right



Hajra Shah, Zahra Shah with Dua Sarfraz and her mom Tasbiha

Sidra, Hajra Shah and Zahra Shah at the little cake company stall







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