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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?

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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YOU STILL HAVE FREEDOM








Now that you have a little more knowledge on if you want to buy a shop already in business or start one up yourself, now let's talk about the benefits of having a storefront location.

FEELS MORE LIKE A “NORMAL” JOB


Being open from 9 to 5 makes it easier when dealing with clients when I need to set boundaries not to work outside of the hours. You can, of course, do this as well if you work from home, but sometimes it's harder because work is always right there — easy to access at any time. For me, this has been a lifesaver. It can be very demanding while I’m at the shop, so when I leave, I shut down mentally (or at least try to!). When I’m not at the shop, I try not to check emails or social media. This has really helped with not feeling like my business is running my life. That’s something I fight hard for because while I love my job so much and it is a huge part of my life — it’s not going to run my life. I stand very strong for 

YOU STILL HAVE FREEDOM


At the end of the day, you own the place so you can set your hours and if you need to leave for the afternoon — just lock the door! You might lose a sale or two (maybe), but you have the power to do what you want and that’s something most jobs don’t offer! During my first few years, I wouldn’t do this, though. Because I was so fearful of upsetting people, I would overwork myself. I was scared customers would say something negative if my shop were closed at an odd time. I’ve learned that’s not healthy, especially since I wasn’t at a place to hire someone. Now it doesn’t bother me because I’m mentally in a better place and fight to push away the guilt of being there all the time. Now, I don’t do this all the time, as I’m still open 98% of regular posted hours. Again, it's important not to let your work run your life. I can make the decision to leave an hour early, and it’s going to be ok!
I’ve only covered a few of the many factors that go into being a shop owner, so if you have any specific questions just let me know. I’m happy to help you all in any way I can! I just want to leave you with the thought that, yes, there will be some stressful times but if owning a shop is something that’s on your heart — chase it! We only get this one beautiful life where everything happens for some purpose, and I want you to have that life you love!

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