Kirtan + Ardaas (Spiritual hyms and first prayer) - Spiritual hyms will be recited and sung. The bride and groom will walk in and sit in front of the Guru Granth Sahib (the holy scripture and spiritual guide for the Sikhs). The Granthi (officiator) will then recite the first prayer seeking the blessings of Waheguru (God) for the marriage.

Palla - The groom brings a decorated sash (Palla) to the ceremony. The bride's father will place the end of the groom's sash in her hands. This symbolizes the families coming together. The bride and groom will hold the Palla as they walk around the Sri Guru Granth Sahib and take their sacred vows.

Anand Karaj (Blissful Union) + Laavan (Vows) - The bride and groom circle the Sri Guru Granth Sahib four times; once everytime the Granthi recites a laav (wedding verse). In order, the laavs are: to love forever, to complete each other, to be faithful, and to be together in happiness & adversity.

Ardaas (Final Prayer) - All are asked to rise for a final prayer. A verse is chosen from the Guru and recited to bestow goodwill and happiness to all present.

Kara Parshad (Indian Sweet) - Parshad is an offer of blessing and is served to the entire congregation. It is accepted with both hands cupped together.