“Those favouring limited relaxation believe the issue is not noise control, but inflexibility. They suggest that weddings could be granted conditional permissions, with strict limits on duration, decibel levels, and location. In their view, a narrowly defined window, perhaps extending celebrations by an hour or two under supervision, would acknowledge social realities without undermining public order. A rigid ban, they argue, only pushes celebrations indoors or encourages covert violations. However, the case against exemptions is strong and grounded in lived experience. Noise pollution is a serious public health concern, not a lifestyle inconvenience. Late-night music disrupts sleep, aggravates stress, and…
