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Why are we obligated to pay for electricity, venue corkage, pictorial fees, and crew meals & transportation during the wedding in the Philippines?   When planning a wedding in the Philippines, several considerations come into play, particularly concerning the venue, chosen package, and engaging suppliers for the event. These costs may not always be included in the all-inclusive package offered by the wedding planner.   In comparison, certain countries offer comprehensive packages, often at a higher cost. In the Philippines' context, we are well aware of the challenges tied to currency conversion. The exchange rate between the peso and other currencies, like the dollar, can significantly vary. Due to the peso's relatively lower value, specific package elements aren't fixed, such as corkage fees. These fees fluctuate based on their variable nature, calculated according to actual consumption during the event. For example, electricity power charges at the venue might exceed
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Wondering if you'll ever find a guy who really wants a COMMITMENT.









I hear the same thing from so many of you, and it's the same thing that I used to say myself not so very long ago.
I hear you saying that you want a guy to make a commitment to you. You want a guy to want to have a committed relationship with you. You're wondering if you'll ever find a guy who really wants a commitment.


It might be that you've started dating a guy and you want to know if he's going to want a committed relationship or if he's going to turn into a stringer (i.e. a guy who strings you along for years only to finally break it off), or maybe you've already been strung along for quite a long time and you want to know how to get him to finally make a commitment.




 Some people get engaged but then never set a date or make any wedding plans – before you know it you've been engaged for three years and you're not any closer to saying "I do". I think at this stage that his actions are what's important – the more he's actively participating in the planning of the wedding the more committed he is to the relationship.



Here's what I believe: Commitment is what you and your significant other have mutually decided it is.
And more importantly, it's supporting and respecting that vision for each other. It may involve compromising and being willing to consider a viewpoint different from your own. It also involves each of you committing to caring for each other the same way than you care for yourself, as if the two of you were one.
Commitment also requires that each partner choose it themselves. I don't believe anyone can force you to commit to something. You can certainly try, but ultimately a true commitment that comes from the heart has to come from each person of their own free will. Commitment is about feelings, thoughts, and, maybe most importantly of all, actions.


Ultimately actions speak louder than words (or thoughts or feelings). It might be that he's thinking of you quite a bit, and has tremendous feelings for you, but these don't translate into actions – however this is an extremely unlikely scenario.
The reality is that if he's thinking of you he's going to call you, text you, send you flowers, take you to your favorite restaurant, or something. That's the point.
It takes two to make the world go 'round



Both partners have to be in it to win it. And I would also say that both need to have the same level of expectations and definitions of what a commitment means.
The problem is that so many of us have such a vague idea of what commitment really means that it's no wonder we can't seem to find it or get it from our guy. We think of it as an unspoken "bond" of some sort – whether it be spiritual, emotional, physical, or some combination of all three.

So what's your definition of a committed relationship? Share it with us in the comments!
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