The sugar, butter and flour are made in to a pudding called Kara Parshad. The pudding is shared with everyone in the Temple. Then the baby is given a bit of sugary water. It is called Amrit. Water is a symbol of purity.
Sugar is a symbol of sweetness and goodness.
Sikh babies are given their name when they go to the Gurdwara for the first time. There is a reading from the Holy Book. The reader then opens the Guru Granth Sahib the first letter on the page. The baby's name will begin with that letter. Any man or woman who is well thought of within the community can lead a wedding ceremony.