I am wondering if this business of candle-making is a creative one. But I can assure you that it is lucrative. My cousin has a small candle factory and he was the sole supplier of candles in all malls, stores, and even stalls near a church. many buy candles every Sunday mass. He became rich in this business. You may like to venture into this business. What do you think?
Is candle-making a good business?
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I wonder if this is the same here in my place. We don't normally use candles unless it's scented candles. Not all do use candles or scented candles. I thought only the rich people can buy candles.
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There are different kinds of candles . What is usually sold in stores are candles colored white at P 2 pesos, P 5 pesos, and P 10 each depending on the intentions of the buyer. For the scented candles, I noticed only a few buys. Buyers buy by bunch once sell them too in their own small sari-sari stores.
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That's good to know, there are candle factories here earning much. They have many deliveries every weekend.
Yes it's because people have started to prefer these candles and they look good and the fragrance is good so they are popular
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There are materials needed in candle making. Many buy candles during All Souls Day and All Saints Day and even birthdays, candles for thanking God.
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We really need candles for very important and personal reasons. One, to thank God, to light a candle during a birthday in the church is also very significant. When we go to church, we also need candles to light while we pray.
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Yes candles can light a dark space during blackout, but we need to be very careful for it could cause fire.
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Oh yes, I remember during the election campaigns people used candles. The crowd looks like lotus flowers so beautiful to look at.
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That is hood news, actually, my uncle has a candle factory and he became rich in that business, but he passed away last year and his son a gay does not like to run the business. How I like to assume but I lack the know-how.
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My gay cousin left for the United States with someone. He closed their factory and their mansion. They live in a mansion; his father was very hard-working. He manned their candle factory for 30 years. What a mess. Someday, he will realize his mistake.
candle selling is also lucrative here since we have shortage of electricity a lot of times so a lot of people buy this.