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  1. sehrish

    Hey! Great Advice! I’m also starting to plan my wedding as a twenty-something year old also and your tips help. I had a few questions.. i guess i’ll just email you!

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  2. shaza

    hi,
    my name is shaza..i was surprise to see a desi girl wit this name n i also found u similar to me in many ways..nice scrapbook

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  4. heart2woman

    Your blog is so cute! I love it, I was looking forward to all the desi ‘to be bride’ stuff except I recently got ‘dis-engaged’ if that word exists lol.
    Back to the point, I think its a great idea that you’re planning stuff beforehand and centralizing your thoughts, if you ever need any desi help or trend tips on the wedding way down here from Pakistan let me know :)
    Good luck

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  5. Shaza Z.

    Hey! Out of curiosity, are you bihari? Biharis are known for the chaapa dupattas, so I was just interested in knowing if you’re from there. FYI, I’m bihari, so I was just asking :)

    Love your blog btw! Its nice to see such awesome posts from someone with the same name as me ;)

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  7. Ayesha

    Salaam Shaza!
    I came across your blog a few months ago randomly and I love it. I visit it often to read your posts. I too recently got married in July :) I wanted to know how you made your own website , If you could please let me know some information about that! I would really appreciate it!

    Ayesha

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    1. Shaza's Scrapbook Post author

      Wsalam Ayesha,
      Thank you – glad you love it! Congrats on your wedding. I use GoDaddy.com as my webhost and have installed a WordPress theme on it. I find it really to use. Hope this helps :)

      ~ Shaza ~

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  9. Saira

    Hey shaza, omg I just want to say that your blog is amazing! I’m currently planning my wedding and trying to get my mehndi stuff sorted, I just wanted to ask how you made the mehndi plates in the shape of a petal? I’m using the same concept with small and large petels, the small ones seem okay to make but I’m not to sure what to use to make the large ones? Your help would be very much appreciated.
    Saira xx

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    1. Shaza's Scrapbook Post author

      Hi Saira,
      Thank you! Congratulations on your upcoming wedding :) I’ll be writing a post on how we made it but in the meantime: how big are the larger ones? We used thick carboard boxes for mine – but since they didn’t have any weight on them on top, they could be light. Try putting cardboard on thick foam sheets if you need something more sturdy. I have seen people use wood too – but that would require special equipment for carving!

      ~ Shaza ~

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  10. nyla123Nyla

    Hi Shaza,

    You’ve got a great blog going here. I love how you’ve posted your wedding stories and other wedding related stuff in detail. It really helps when you’re planning a wedding.

    Would you be able to direct me to stores in the GTA that sell Pakistani sherwanis for grooms? I’d appreciate the help. Keep up the good work on the blog. :)

    Nyla

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    1. Shaza's Scrapbook Post author

      Hi Nyla,

      Thank you so much :) Glad it’s helped!
      For Sherwani’s, check out: Kohinoor Haute Couture (Albion), Oriental Costumes and I believe Naz Fashion Bug has them aswell. I searched for Sherwani’s 2 summers ago and I really liked the ones at Kohinoor!

      ~ Shaza ~

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  11. Sana Iqbal

    Hi Shaza,
    Just came across your blog! this is such a relief lol I was wondering, do you know of any cheap party venues in the GTA..for about 70 people for a dholki..ideally im looking for a place that just charges a rental fee of a few hundred for like 4-5 hours

    Thanks!

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