Sikh marriages

Specific Purpose: To inform about Sikh Marriages.

Attention Getter: Stereotypes. I know that everyone has some sort of stereo about an aspect of culture. The Sikh culture has its stereotypes of arrange marriages. I know that in the last 10-15 year this stereotype has began to fade away. I’m here to educate your mind on this stereotype.

v Most of the time the marriages are arranged.

v Its not just not when two bodies are being unites its more like the two souls being untied

v The marriage ceremony (Anand Karage) is performed in front of “Guru Granth” (religious book of Sikhism).

v They are being united by the use of the Anand Karage. This is a way in which the 2 souls are being brought together.

v Each verse explains the four stages of love and married life.

v This marriage Ceremony is preformed by reading the 4 verses called (lava) from the holy book, which is called the, Guru Gran

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Approximate Word count = 674
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)