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Randhowa, Narinder

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Group photo of Nirmal Aujila and Narinder Randhowa sitting on floor with other wedding guests for the Palla [Sikh marriage ritual] ceremony. The bride's father is tying knot between the bride and groom as a part of the ritual.
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Group photo of Nirmal Aujila and Narinder Randhowa with the wedding guests completing the laava phere [four hymns] around the Sri Guru Granth Sahib [the central holy religious scripture of Sikhism].
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Portrait of Narinder Randhowa with a bouquet in Narinder's hands.
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Portrait of Nirmal Aujila and Narinder Randhowa with a bouquet in Narinder's hands.
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Group photo of Nirmal Aujila and Narinder Randhowa with wedding guests in the Anand Karaj ceremony [a Sikh marriage ceremony, meaning "Act towards happiness" or "Act towards happy life"]. An unidentified elderly family member is placing the golden garland over the bride.
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Group photo of Nirmal Aujila and Narinder Randhowa with wedding guests in the Anand Karaj ceremony [a Sikh marriage ceremony, meaning "Act towards happiness" or "Act towards happy life"]. An unidentified family member is placing a golden garland over the groom.
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Group photo of Nirmal Aujila and Narinder Randhowa with wedding guests outside the Guru Sikh Temple in Abbotsford.
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Group photo of Nirmal Aujila and Narinder Randhowa standing with wedding guests for the Palla [Sikh marriage ritual] ceremony. The Head Granthi [Sikh priest] is narrating the marriage rituals.
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Group photo of Nirmal Aujila and Narinder Randhowa sitting on the floor with other wedding guests for the Palla [Sikh marriage ritual] ceremony in the first half. In the second half, the wedding guests are facing the religious throne for prayer.
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Group photo of Nirmal Aujila and Narinder Randhowa with wedding guests in the Anand Karaj ceremony [a Sikh marriage ceremony, meaning "Act towards happiness" or "Act towards happy life"]. An unidentified woman is giving shagun [token money] to the groom.