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wow, small world eh?
han yehi hian somky eye...magar yeh kisi kisi dulhan pe hi achi lagti hain...her aik pe nahi :)
*ahan acha agar main apni just eyes share ekroon to kya ap bata skate hayn k mujh per yeh eyemakeupsuite ekrei ga ya nahi becuz engagement epr to beautation ne mera model makeup kiya tha aur smokie eyes makeup nahi tha na so kya baat skaein gin ap agar main share ekroon apni eye pic *
What's wrong with the hijab? If it's a mixed wedding, some brides opt to wear a fancy hijab and jilbaab. :)
^ well i dont get it...dont get mad yaar, its just my opinion.
if you wear a hijab its because you want to maintain your modesty. isn't it meant to help from distracting others from doing 'haram' things to you? if you are serious about your hijab, then you wouldn't have a mixed wedding! why would any hijab woman want to sit on a stage, dressed as a bride infront of so many men? i dont get it. have a divider in the hall or something.
the women wearing the hijab and all that heavy makeup looks like a joke! i just always find it so funny when i see women like that. if you are going to wear that much make-up then dont wear the hijab as it looks so silly.
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**Khubsoorat Collection
Bride makeup to ekti hay q k us ki zindagi ka khubsurat din ota hay aur aik bar aana hota hay jese others brides tyar hoti hay sar per duppata leti hayn same ais ehe yeh bride hay :-) is ne hijab liya hay arab mubamlik main to brides hijab he orhti hay kune k maqsad bal dhanpna hota hay aur bride hone k natay tyar bhi hoti hayn :-)**
Pretty brides and great makeup!!
yap :-)
wow, small world eh?
lol, real small KC.
Can Someone please tell me where she got her jewellery from? And her wedding jora. I would like to see full pics of her wedding jora. I love the deep blue with the red.
I searched the AJ studio’s website and these pics are not there. Any link ??
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**As salam-o-Alaykum
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hey sogul many thanks !
^ well i dont get it...dont get mad yaar, its just my opinion.
if you wear a hijab its because you want to maintain your modesty. isn't it meant to help from distracting others from doing 'haram' things to you? if you are serious about your hijab, then you wouldn't have a mixed wedding! why would any hijab woman want to sit on a stage, dressed as a bride infront of so many men? i dont get it. have a divider in the hall or something.
the women wearing the hijab and all that heavy makeup looks like a joke! i just always find it so funny when i see women like that. if you are going to wear that much make-up then dont wear the hijab as it looks so silly.
Not getting mad, lol.
People just interpret the hijab in different ways; I doubt there'll ever be a consensus. Some people think: "Oh, the commandment was that we can only show our faces and our hands [and our feet]. I can work with that!" so they think it's okay to go all out with make up.
Personally, I think it's okay to wear a fancy hijab and fancy jilbaab on your wedding day, if it's a mixed gathering. I went to a wedding in the UK last summer, and they don't have huge halls there - the wedding was held in a restaurant. :( The bride there was in a faun-coloured fancy hijab, and her matching jilbaab had delicate crystal work done on it. They couldn't split the guests, it just wouldn't have worked with the space.
Also, in our family/close friends, the brides get done up all normally, and the guests are segregated, but when it's rukhsati time, the bride wears a hijab that matches her dress when she's leaving. I know it's not proper parda, but what can you do? It's better than not, at all. I've seen some wear their black burkhas over their wedding dress at rukhsati-time, too. :D :p
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i think its their marriage anniversary maybe, i remember when mutz said that he has put on some weight coz of all da "daavat" lol
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¨^ seriously someone should write gulzaeb to put more pics of her and mutz on her blog :-) They make a really nice and pretty couple
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I cant see no pics of Gulzeb and Mutz on that facebook page 
Not getting mad, lol.
People just interpret the hijab in different ways; I doubt there'll ever be a consensus. Some people think: "Oh, the commandment was that we can only show our faces and our hands [and our feet]. I can work with that!" so they think it's okay to go all out with make up.
Personally, I think it's okay to wear a fancy hijab and fancy jilbaab on your wedding day, if it's a mixed gathering. I went to a wedding in the UK last summer, and they don't have huge halls there - the wedding was held in a restaurant. :( The bride there was in a faun-coloured fancy hijab, and her matching jilbaab had delicate crystal work done on it. They couldn't split the guests, it just wouldn't have worked with the space.
Also, in our family/close friends, the brides get done up all normally, and the guests are segregated, but when it's rukhsati time, the bride wears a hijab that matches her dress when she's leaving. I know it's not proper parda, but what can you do? It's better than not, at all. I've seen some wear their black burkhas over their wedding dress at rukhsati-time, too. :D :p
Thanks yaar. you said that all so nicely, I understand you point now.
The problem isn't the sleeveless blouses themselves...my nanijaan herself used to wear them till maybe 20 or so years ago, my mum still does sometimes. It's just that no dulhan in our family has ever even worn her hair open, let alone a sleeveless outfit, so I'm not sure how people will react. I'm just going to have to run the idea by my mother (and I suppose my future MIL) to make sure no one's going to have a fit...
what about eensy weensy cap sleeves? just an inch or so- its funny but sometimes thats the only sleeves people need to not be scandalized.
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^lol!
^ Love your avatar! LOL