For frugal soon to be brides like me wjo are looking for their DIY project materials,wrapping papers, gift tags, and boxes, go to Golden Era at M.de Santos St. or to Overseas Paper Supply on Juan Luna St., which offer a wide array of designs. Wholesale price is given if you buy a minimum of 25 pieces for gift wrappers, 50 pieces for small boxes and 25 pieces for large boxes.
The mecca for ribbons, cords, twine, Christmas trimmings and crystals is on Tabora St. Morning Glory is a must for those who love to make their own gift packaging. Though the place is air-conditioned, it can get quite hot and cramped. It is best to come early so you can have time and space to choose what you want. The building across Morning Glory is the telahan or clothing district. All kinds of textile can be found here. Upholstery, beddings, sinamay, jute cloth, jusi, dress materials, wedding gowns, and costumes are half the price compared to department stores.
Some DV tips:
Credit cards are unheard of in Divisoria, so make sure to carry cash and beware of pickpockets. Wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes. It can get pretty muddy when it rains. There are fast food restaurants and restrooms in the malls, but make sure to bring tissue and hand sanitizers or alcogel (there may not be water in the restroom). There are stalls on the street, some of which have nice items, just make sure to haggle because they are priced slightly higher than those in the malls.
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