how can a single act cover all the different rituals which are performed during marriage?
Hindu marriage is performed around fire, whereas in case of Sikhs, Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Himself is present there.
so how can these two be put in one single act?
and as far as u said Mr. Dhillon, dat rituals are not necessary in the marriage, bro as far as Sikh marriage is concerned, its not complete till Anand Karaj have been performed.
if you so much believed about no necessity of rituals, den why didn't u urself oppose dese so called un-necessary rituals in your own marriage. ( though I ain't fully sure, but do believe dat Anand Karaj did take place in your marriage. But, in case there was no such ritual in ur marriage, den take it as if i never said the upper lines.)
But in a Sikh marriage presence of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is a must, n He is not dere cos of it being a religious book or sumthin(which sum people believe it to be, n i surely do feel pity for dem), but is there as The Guru Himself.
n other thing said by you Dhillon was polygamy being prevailant amongst Sikhs, well bro even dese days Sikhs cut dere hair, drink alcohol, eat meat, but are dese things allowed? so if somebody was indulging in polygamy, den its not dat he wasn't going against the law or norms.................