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The Anand Karaj is the Sikh wedding ceremony, meaning “Blissful Union.” It is a sacred and joyful ceremony in which two individuals are united in marriage in the presence of the Guru Granth Sahib Ji, the holy scripture of Sikhism. The ceremony includes the Laavan—four hymns symbolizing the spiritual journey of marriage and the couple’s commitment to love, equality, and mutual respect.
Traditional Indian attire is warmly welcomed; modest, church-appropriate attire is also welcome. As Indian weddings are vibrant celebrations, guests are encouraged to wear light, pastel, or festive colors. Head coverings are required inside the Gurdwara and will be thoughtfully provided for all guests. Shoes must be removed before entering. As the ceremony is seated on the floor, we recommend wearing attire that allows for comfortable seated positioning, with legs covered. Bench seating will be available for those who prefer it or are unable to sit on the ground.
Yes. Breakfast and tea will be served prior to the Anand Karaj. Following the ceremony, a traditional Sikh vegetarian lunch will be served. Please note that this day will be alcohol-free.
The Sofreh Aghd is a traditional Persian wedding ceremony symbolizing love, unity, and the beginning of a shared life. The couple sits before an elegantly arranged ceremonial spread while family and loved ones offer blessings and well wishes.
Friday evening is a black-tie celebration. Guests are invited to wear black-tie gowns or formal evening Indian attire.
Yes. A full bar will be available throughout the evening.