There is no concept or Maryada (code) of divorce in the Sikh religion. Civil divorce is considered a very grave matter. When the marriage takes place the husband and wife agree in the presence of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji to stay with each other and love and honor each other for life.
Sikh weddings are known for their colorful outfits, because it's a tradition to wear joyous and vibrant colors to this type of occasions. This is the reason why it is recommended to avoid wearing pure white or black outfits, not because it's forbidden, but because it may make you feel like out of the place.
Sikhs practise monogamy in marriage. Husband and wife are seen as being equal. Any Sikh widow or widower is allowed to marry another person (this also includes divorcees).
Can Sikhs marry their cousins? Some Sikhs do marry their cousins but this is still quite a rare occurrence as inter-cousin marriage is still considered taboo with many Sikhs. Some Sikh castes are more tolerable to cousin marriage but other reasons such as dowry, lack of education may contribute more to cousin marriage.
A non-Sikh can't marry in a Gurdwara. For example, where two Sikhs wish to marry, their marriage can only take place where there is Guru Granth Sahib. The same case applies where a Sikh wants to marry a non-Sikh that has converted to Sikhism. Unless the Guru Granth Sahib is present, a wedding ceremony cannot proceed.
Sikhs. The Sikh religion forbids cutting or shaving any bodily hair. Orthodox Sikhs always carry a dagger with them, lest someone try to force them to do something against their religion.
Can a Sikh Marry a non-Sikh? Yes, a Sikh can marry a non-Sikh, but it depends on whether the non-Sikh is willing to believe in Guru Sahib. Sikhs believe that when people marry, their souls become one. If the non-Sikh can't submit to Guru, their souls can't unite.
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Yes. A Sikh girl can marry Hindu boy and Sikh boy can marry Hindu girl.
Marriages between Sikhs and Hindus, particularly among Khatris, are frequent. Dogra states that there has always been inter-marriage between the Khatri Hindu and the Sikh Khatri communities. Sikh scriptures are venerated by certain Hindu communities, often by syncretic sects.
Sikhism is classified as an Indian Religion along with Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism. The basis of Sikhism lies in the teachings of Guru Nanak and his successors.
According to Gurmukh, the Sikh Council's guidelines don't oppose interfaith marriages, only against them happening in Gurdwaras. "The alternative of a civil marriage is there.If they are so compelled by their residual faith in religion, both sides can visit each other's places of worship," he explains.
Arranged marriage is very much the norm in Sikhism. Dating is discouraged and premarital relations are forbidden by the Sikh code of conduct. Romance between couples is something which takes place after the Anand Karaj (wedding) and occurs behind closed doors. Commitment to marriage and family is strong.
Sagai. The Sagai or the engagement ceremony doesn't involve the couple exchanging rings, like in most other communities. In the Jain community, Jain marriage is announced through a tilak. The bride's family visits the groom's family and gifts and sweets are exchanged along with a tilak ceremony of the groom.Sagai. The Sagai or the engagement ceremony doesn't involve the couple exchanging rings, like in most other communities. In the Jain community, Jain marriage is announced through a tilak. The bride's family visits the groom's family and gifts and sweets are exchanged along with a tilak ceremony of the groom. 
