Presence is perceptible cord

Attending a feast almost daily is tedious, no doubt. How can it be completely denied in all the possible ways? Most of us can't avoid the acceptance of this very fact. 

Due to various reasons, the family receives invitations regularly. Therefore, they cannot avoid their presence strictly.

Just running with the society's norms, people have to register their presence. If one fails to attend the wedding, he has to bear the taunts of certain people.

Dullness sets in as everyone appears to accept this stark reality without a hint of scruple. Party season is well underway these days and truly on the horizon, and families look ready to attend wedding parties for a variety of purposes regularly. They do not mind wearing a form-fitting dress in an impossibly festive shade of hues.

Guests look perfectly reflects the season’s differently glamorous mood. They like to attend, so they do not fail to go. Their very presence at the venue serves the purpose in every possible manner undeniably. 

But presence is also the imperceptible cord. It is woven with time, attention and tenderness, through consistent, nurturing relationships that create the grounded and meaningful environments around the families. 

It is undeniably this texture, the weave of love, which forms the family's emotional world and becomes the foundation, the very fabric of resilience and belonging on such an important occasion.