Nona Asiah (born Asiah Bte Aman, 1931–2024) was a pioneering figure in the Malay music and film industry. Her career flourished from the 1950s to the 1970s, when she gained prominence as a playback singer for Shaw Brothers and Cathay-Keris studios, collaborating with key figures like composer Zubir Said and actor P. Ramlee. In 1955, Nona Asiah married fellow musician Ismail Mohd. Kasim, marking a personal milestone during a period when her career was ascending.This wedding invitation card from 1955 commemorates the union of two influential figures in Singapore’s entertainment scene. Their marriage reflected a partnership rooted in a shared passion for music and performance, contributing to the cultural landscape of the time. The couple continued to be active in the Malay arts scene, with Nona Asiah’s impact extending through her mentorship of younger artists.