Together with their families

Zayan & Mahira

Saturday · September Twelfth · Two Thousand Twenty-Six

The Royal Garden — Polwel Carnation · Uttara, Dhaka

the invitation You are cordially invited

It’s happening — and you’re the reason it will feel like home.

We met over a borrowed table at a crowded café in Dhanmondi, and seven years later we are still choosing that table, that marine drive to Teknaf, that foggy morning in a Sylhet tea garden — choosing each other. We would be honoured to have you beside us on Saturday, the twelfth of September, two thousand twenty-six, as we do it properly at last: rings, vows, and all of our favourite people in one garden.

Kindly Reply

our story Seven years · four chapters

October 2019

A borrowed table

A shared table at a crowded café in Dhanmondi. Zayan asked if the seat was taken; Mahira said yes — and then, thankfully, changed her mind.

June 2021

The coast road

Ten days, one borrowed car, and the whole marine drive from Cox's Bazar to Teknaf. Somewhere past Inani it stopped being a trip and started being a life.

December 2023

The question

A winter evening at a tea-garden resort in Sreemangal, fog rolling down the slopes, candles lit. Zayan asked. Mahira said yes before he could finish the sentence.

September 2026

The answer continues

Seven years, three apartments, one very opinionated cat. Now: all of you, under the string lights, as the next chapter begins.

the day Save the date

—Days

—Hours

—Minutes

—Seconds

…until we say “I do”

The Ceremony

Four o’clock, in the garden

On the lantern-lit rooftop garden of The Royal Garden. Kindly arrive by half past three; festive attire, with flat shoes recommended for the garden floor.

The Royal Garden · Level 9, Polwel Carnation, Sector 8, Uttara, Dhaka

The Reception

Dinner & dancing, till late

To follow at six o’clock — long tables under the string lights, toasts, cake, and dancing until the stars insist otherwise. A shuttle returns guests to hotels across Uttara at eleven.

The shape of the day