Param Sandhu
31st August 2009, 10:59 AM
Usually, when a Sikh boy reaches a certain age, usually 11 to 16, a turban ceremony is performed for the child. This ceremony can be held at the Gurdwara or at any place where the Guru Granth Sahib is installed.
At this ceremony, Ardas is recited and then the child's first turban is ceremonially tied on by the Granthi, or a Sikh elderly person. This ceremonly designates the respect with which the turban is regarded. Moreover, this ceremony is usually attended by family members, and friends.
http://www.thaisikh.org/image/ceremonyturban.jpg
At this ceremony, Ardas is recited and then the child's first turban is ceremonially tied on by the Granthi, or a Sikh elderly person. This ceremonly designates the respect with which the turban is regarded. Moreover, this ceremony is usually attended by family members, and friends.
http://www.thaisikh.org/image/ceremonyturban.jpg