Christians believe that marriage is an essential example of life set by God when he made Adam and Eve. In Christians marriage, the priest invites the assemblage, the couple takes their vows before God to ensure each other to love unconditionally and wholeheartedly as long as the two of them will live, after exchanging the rings, they become husband and wife. The lady and man of the hour, alongside two observers, sign the register, which is a legitimate prerequisite and after this they get legally bound to each other as a man and woman

The religious wedding ceremony in the Sikh religion is called Anand Karaj, the ceremony of bliss. The couple and the guests arrive at the prayer room of the gurdwara where the nuptials takes place in front of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji while the guests assemble around the couple, usually with men and women on the different sides. Then Ardas, the special prayer is read by the Giani/Sikh priest, later there is an introduction of both sets of family members. The Lavan (four passages by Guru Ram Das Ji) are then read and also sung from the Guru Granth Sahib Ji. After each verse, the bride is lead by the groom around the holy book four times and then both the man and woman become Husband and Wife.