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| Summary of Question: | What Is The Diffrance Between A Sikh Marriage And A Chiristian Marriage Ceremony |
| Category: | Love & Marriage |
| Date Posted: | Friday, 12/06/2002 11:51 AM MST |
(REPLY) Sat Nam. A Sikh Marriage ceremony revolves around commitment to God and Guru. Thefour stanzas of the "lavan" (wedding vows) written by Guru Ram Das, is read from the Siri Guru Granth Sahib. It explains exactly the duties of marital life. To learn the exact protocol, look up on the home page of SikhNet for the link to "VIctory and Virtue" A sikh marriage celebrates the joining of two bodies to share one soul. Obviously Christian marriages would include asking for blessings from Jesus the Christ. Sikhs do not worship any personal God.
What Is The Diffrance Between A Sikh Marriage And A Chiristian Marriage Ceremony (12/06/2002)