A Punjabi Sikh wedding is a whirlwind of color, laughter, and unfiltered joy. It begins with days of singing and dancing—where even the shyest relatives turn into Bollywood stars. The air smells of sweets, and hands are adorned with mehndi as dhol beats echo in every corner. On the big day, the groom arrives like a king on a horse, surrounded by friends who dance like there’s no tomorrow. The bride, a vision in red, walks into the Gurudwara with grace, her heart racing as their eyes meet. During the Anand Karaj, they circle the Guru Granth Sahib, promising love, faith, and partnership. The farewell, the vidaai, is bittersweet—tears mix with laughter, reminding everyone that love isn’t just about a wedding but a lifetime together. And of course, no Punjabi wedding ends without plates overflowing with food and a dance floor that stays alive till the stars fade!