Now what REALLY caught my attention was this: CUSTOM-MADE SHOES. They handed me fliers for ALL kinds of suppliers, including sound system providers, caterers, car rental companies, hair and make up artists, event managers, musicians, photographers, videographers, and bakeshops that make wedding cakes. The girls there were really nice and happy to answer all my questions. This place was unique because it was basically a “one-stop shop” for all wedding needs. I chanced upon two wedding suppliers who I thought were unique when I was walking near Robinson’s Supermarket in 168. I’m putting below photos of things I found along Tabora Street, including mason jars: I’m assuming you can get it down to P40 (or less for the smaller sizes). The price of a standard-sized one was P60, but that wasn’t wholesale.

Great news, Pinteresting people! Mason jars are now available in Divisoria.Many stalls in 168 sell them (the same stalls that sell all kinds of knock-off Starbucks mugs, etc), and they’re also readily available on Tabora Street. They’re cheaper than the brand-new, metal-lid ones, and they’re definitely much cheaper than any mason jars you’ll find. Now, if you have a budget to stick to, and you’re crafty enough to make them look just as nice, I suggest you use those jars with plastic lids, which are available across the old Divisoria Mall on M. I actually spray-painted it and used it as a vase: They’re still not dirt cheap, but they are brand new and good quality. I believe they’ll go down to P30 if you buy a lot. I purchased the jars in the photo above for P50 and P40 (P50 for the large ones, P40 for the smaller ones). Tip: The stores that sell jars usually also sell some abaca products, paper boxes and other cute things. De Santos and look at the stalls on the street. If you want to stick with the spirit of (cheap) mason jars, I recommend you go to the corner of Tabora and M. The reason Americans use them a lot is because they’re ridiculously cheap. Pinterest-users would know that mason jars are the modern-day bride or homemaker’s answer to making cute, rustic decor. I’ve only ever seen them in malls and department stores, and they go for quite a lot. The bad news is that, so far, I have not seen any mason jars in Binondo. My friend actually chanced upon this blog because she was looking for mason jars to use as decorations for her cousin’s wedding. This is just a quick post about the kinds of jars that are available in Divisoria.

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