The wedding celebrations of Junaid Safdar are set to begin tonight at Jati Umra in Lahore. The event marks the start of a series of traditional ceremonies. According to local media reports, the festivities are being held with close family participation and careful planning.
Junaid Safdar, the son of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, is marrying Shanzeh Ali Rohale. She belongs to the Sheikh Rohale Asghar family. Both families have made arrangements to keep the events private yet graceful. Only close relatives and selected guests have been invited.
Sources say the wedding functions will start with a mehndi ceremony tonight. The event will reflect traditional cultural values. Decorations, music, and food have been arranged accordingly. Around 350 guests are expected to attend the mehndi. A special dinner featuring desi dishes has also been planned.
To add a festive mood, famous dancer Wahab Shah has been invited to perform. His performance is expected to be a highlight of the evening. Organisers say the event will remain strictly managed. Security measures have also been put in place.
The baraat ceremony of Junaid Safdar is scheduled for January 17. The wedding procession will depart for Lake City, Lahore, at 1:00 pm. About 400 guests have been invited to attend the baraat. These include family members and close associates.
After the nikah ceremony, wedding celebrations will continue with the walima. The walima reception will be held on January 18 at Jati Umra. It is expected to be the largest event of the wedding. Around 800 guests are on the invitation list.
Sources say Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is likely to attend the walima. Several federal and provincial ministers are also expected. Due to the presence of senior leaders, security arrangements have been tightened.
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The wedding of Junaid Safdar has attracted public attention due to his family background. However, organisers say the focus remains on keeping the events simple, respectful, and family-oriented. The celebrations are expected to conclude after the walima reception.
