Peer Buksh Event Planners

27/11/2019

20/04/2017

"~ Peer Buksh Event Planners ~"
"Event management is an art and we are master in it"
We aim to produce the best ambiance for your every kind of event, we organise emotions into reality. In addition to wedding decoration, catering, transportation, food and design, we also deals in corporate events. Our core value is to sell the creative ideas for your pleasure.
Your event will be one of a kind memory as we add our hard work and creativity.
For general inquiries please inbox us or you can call:
Muhammad Kamran: 03218558529
Abdullah Zaheer Baig: 03474994340
You can email: [email protected]
[email protected]

07/04/2017

Date dinner ❤️

Wedding Anniversary date dinner
Birthday date dinner
Engagement date dinner
Friends get together
And many more. . .

Feel free to contact
Muhammad Kamran +92 321 8558529
Abdullah Zaheer Baig +92 321 4994340

11/03/2017

Corporate Event

For general inquiries please inbox us or you can call:
Muhammad Kamran: 03218558529
Abdullah Khan: 03474994340

You can email: [email protected]
[email protected]

10/03/2017

Walima Event ✅
(For event inquiries please feel free to contact on the following numbers)
Muhammad Kamran 0321 8558529
Abdullah Zaheer Baig 0347 4994340

Walima is the final day of the wedding held by the couple as they host their first dinner as husband and wife. This is to celebrate the consummation of husband and wife. This is traditionally organised by the bridegroom and/or his family thus, without his parents, this ritual normally cannot be performed. So to make Valima valid, the parents' blessing and presence is the most important factor.[6] The groom's family, specifically his parents, invite all of the bride's family and their guests to their home for a feast. More commonly nowadays, this is held in a marriage hall or hotel instead. The Valima is typically the most festive event of the wedding ceremony and intends to publicize the marriage.[7]

The bride wears a heavily decorated dress with gold jewellery provided by the groom's family. The groom normally opts for a formal Western suit or tuxedo. It is at this ceremony that they are formally and publicly show cased as a married couple.

10/03/2017

Baraat Event ✅
(For event inquiries please feel free to contact on the following numbers)
Muhammad Kamran 0321 8558529
Abdullah Zaheer Baig 0347 4994340

The barat or grooms procession indicates the arrival of the groom's family and friends to the bride's house. The barat is often accompanied by the rhythms of a dhol (drum) as it arrives and is greeted with flowers and rose petals by the bride's family. It is customary for the bride's sisters and friends to stop the barat from entering the arena until a sufficient amount of cash is given to them. This can lead to bantering, but usually harmless and just for fun, between the bride's sisters and friends on one side and the groom's brothers and friends on the other side.

The nikah is the Islamic marriage contract ceremony. It is performed by an imam which formally indicates signing of the marriage contract. The bride and groom must both have two witnesses present to ensure that the marriage is consensual.

A dinner is served which consists of several dishes with meat featuring heavily in the meal. Some of the well represented dishes in a wedding meal include pullao, biryani, chaanp, chargha, various forms of roasted fowl and lamb, various forms of kebabs, naan, Shirmal, Taftan, Falooda, Kulfi etc.

The Rukhsati takes place, when the groom and his family will leave together with the bride. The Qur'an is normally held over the bride's head as she walks from the stage to the exit (or if the ceremony is being held at home, to the main entrance of the house) in order to bless and protect her. This is a sombre occasion for the bride's parents as it marks the departure of their daughter from their home. The departure of the bride becomes a very emotional scene as she says farewell to the home of her parents and siblings to start a new married life.