Guests will experience a beautiful and traditional Sikh Wedding. On the main day, we will visit the Gurudwara for the sacred 'Anand Karaj' (holy wedding ceremony) and listen to peaceful spiritual hymns (Kirtan). Following the ceremony, guests will enjoy a traditional community meal (Langar style hospitality). Later, there will be a warm family reception at a local farm house with delicious Indian food, traditional music, and joyful family celebrations. An English-speaking family member will guide you through all the customs!"

Anand Karaj (Holy Sikh Wedding Ceremony) & Family Reception A baraat is the groom's wedding procession in South Asian, particularly Indian and Pakistani, wedding traditions What Happens at a BaraatGathering: The groom’s family and friends meet at a spot near the wedding venue. Procession: The group dances and walks together toward the main wedding entrance Music and Dance: A live band, a dhol (drum) player, or a mobile sound system plays loud music while guests dance in the street. The Groom's Ride: The groom often rides a decorated horse, an elephant, or a fancy car. The Welcome (Milni): The bride's family greets the groom and his relatives at the venue entrance with garlands and hugs