Planning a wedding in 2022 2022 is the year when we see a lot of couples tying the knot because of more relaxed COVID guidelines since the start of the pandemic. Many are taking the chance to finally hold a bigger ceremony with the presence of family and friends. In the list below, we checked the market to give you a rough idea of how expensive it is to get married this year. First off, decide...
How to File your Paternity Leave in the Philippines Photo from Nippon Becoming a first-time dad is an exciting milestone in every man's life, but it is no easy feat. Aside from the significant expenses involved in childbirth—hospital bills, doctor's fees, milk, medicines, etc.—there are many new responsibilities on the shoulders of the soon-to-be parents. It can be terrifying initially, but with...
How Father's Day Started in the Philippines Many of us consider our dads and the father figures in our lives as our superheroes. They work hard to put food on the table and provide a promising future for the family. But no matter how busy their schedules are, our pops have time to make us laugh with his signature dad jokes and funny antics or inspire us with his words of wisdom when things get too...
Planning to tie the knot soon? Make sure it's one for the books! Whether you're having an intimate celebration or pulling off the grand wedding of the year, your special day should be a memorable and joyful occasion for you, your soon-to-be spouse, and your loved ones in attendance. Wedding Rings upon Marriage From the ceremony to the banquet, preparing all the details and trimmings is...
Public-Private Partnership or PPP Projects in the Philippines It’s just a number of days before another Marcos steps foot in Malacañang and become the president of the Republic of the Philippines. The incoming administration of president-elect Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. plans to attract more investors in the country by pushing more infrastructure projects. According to Manuel Bonoan, SMC...
Gender is the characteristic of the people about how they are being identified in society. It is a socially and politically inclined matter which constructs roles, behaviors, and individualities of men, women, and various sexual orientation that is essential in a community. Well, it is a heavy word for most of us since it covers a broad range of topics in terms of culture and individuality, and it has...
What are the new proposed Philippine taxes and how will they impact you, the real estate market, and the economy in general? Ahead of the oathtaking, the Department of Finance (DOF) proposed a new set of taxes before the President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. According to the DOF, the revenue from the proposed taxes will finance the debts incurred by the previous administration. In addition to...
Astronomical Events to Watch Out from your Camella Home this June This June, those who live in a Camella Home with a balcony will be the luckiest. According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), there will be a series of astronomical events this month for skywatchers to enjoy. If you enjoy watching astronomical events from the night sky,...
Why June is Considered as the Wedding Month Wedding bells are ringing! June has finally arrived—the most popular wedding month—and with it comes a flurry of excitement for June brides, dreamy church weddings, and unforgettable wedding ceremonies. It’s no wonder that modern churches are packed with couples wanting to say their “I do’s,” while others opt for civil rites to celebrate their...
Is city-living still ideal even with the worsening Metro Manila traffic? Here are its pros and cons and your next available options. Are you noticing the heavy traffic along EDSA again? A recent report by the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) predicts that the vehicular volume may breach pre-pandemic levels this coming June. Before the elections, MMDA recorded an average of 400,000 vehicles...
