Guests bear winter trauma

Schools are closed due to the increasing cold, but wedding feasts are not being served in the more or less sunny afternoon. Why don't the programme setters turn towards rather more acceptable different time other than the late-night dinners? 

Given the severe cold weather, it appears extraordinarily strange and uncomfortable. How odd is it that the wedding dinner is not scheduled until the daytime lunch?

With intolerable weather conditions during these ongoing intensely cold winter days, there is still no compromise with the social gatherings, particularly at weddings. 

If our educational institutions can actually understand the severity of colder winter temperatures, which hamper families from strictly attending marriage parties, they do not realise the necessity of reversing the apt time in day, so that they could not feel the weather severity at all.

We frequently are finding grand feasts being thrown up day after day by an unending number of weddings during these winter days. During such an extreme winter, the guests' attendance remains quite full, as if the guests are least bothered by the cold. 

They also do not forget to readily present themselves superbly at the fixed feast and enjoy sipping coffee poured into a small paper glass till the bubbles run out. What to say of other mouth watering special dishes on important  family occasion.

Our tendency to carry on with nighttime dinners does not end, despite bad weather. 

We remain ready, bearing the adverse, cold weather just for our short-term familial joys. The guests do not feel bad about expressing their troubles, but cannot miss the chance to attend the special event.

Several ladies accepted that they realise the severity of the colder temperature, but find it unbearable to neglect it with all the open inconveniences.