During the wedding ceremony, guests, as well as the bride and groom, will be sitting on a carpeted floor in the Darbar Sahib, Main Hall. Wearing comfortable clothing is helpful. Men typically wear a suit or kurta pyajama while women wear Indian salwar/pyjami suits. If you do not wish to wear an Indian suit, feel free to wear whatever you like, so long as your legs and shoulders are covered. Generally, low cut tops, shorts, and dresses are to be avoided.

In Sikh Temples, men and women are both required to cover their head. Women generally wear head scarves as part of their traditional dress. If you do not have a head covering, there are some for you to borrow at the temple. Men customarily wear turbans, but a knotted handkerchief will do. If you do not have one, no worries, the temple will have some available for you to borrow.  

And finally, visitors to the gurdwara are required to remove their shoes shortly after entering the temple.

Complimentary parking is available at the venue. 

9:00 AM Barat and Milni at the front entrance (Meeting of Families)

9:30 AM Tea and Appetizers in the Langar Hall

10:30 AM Anand Karaj in the Main Hall (Wedding Ceremony)

1:00 PM Guru Ka Langar (Lunch) in the Langar Hall