The COVID-19 pandemic has given companies of all sizes challenges. From statewide shutdowns to new standards of operation, being a business owner during times of change requires resiliency. If the majority of your workforce is telecommuting, you likely haven’t had an in-person meeting in months. You may find that morale is low, too, because of the lack of social interaction.

Fortunately, there are ways to deal with sudden change positively. One is to upgrade your corporate employee recognition program so that your work-from-home employees embrace it. You can introduce enthusiasm back into the workday by acknowledging your staff’s achievements vocally and with gifts that make them feel understood and valued.

Let’s face it. Weddings can be costly. Couples go into debt, trying to plan the perfect ceremony and reception. By the time they add in honeymoon costs, many are in debt before they say, “I do.”

So, you’re newly engaged. Congratulations! We’re happy for you and know you can’t wait to start planning the big day you have ahead of you. Before you set those plans in motion, there are things you want to do. That way, you don’t miss a vital step that could lead to you having a less-than-ideal wedding experience.

If you’re planning on getting married in winter, there are some things you should know. The first is how important the location is because of the weather conditions that take place in different states throughout the season. If you choose a cold-weather state, you may want to host a ceremony and reception indoors to make sure your guests are as comfortable as they possibly can be during your wedding celebration.

A destination wedding during a pandemic can be hard to pull off. It requires governmental clearance and a great deal of planning to make it successful. Still, in many parts of the world, a mandatory quarantine of 14 days is enforced before travelers can leave their lodging. It may not be feasible for your guests to spend two and a half weeks in a foreign location to attend a wedding

Your wedding day is one to celebrate with glee. It’s something you’ve spent months preparing for and getting every detail planned. Now that you’ve done almost all the hard work, it’s time to put the last personalized touches to your ceremony and reception. SG Wedding Favors can help by customizing the invitations you send, the glasses you drink out of, and the favors you give to the people who attend your wedding.

As the owner or manager of a company, you know how important it is to create a safe environment for your employees to work in daily. Not only must you consider the physical threats to the business, but you must also think of things from a long-term perspective. Employee turnover costs your company a fortune. When your staff doesn’t feel valued and appreciated, they often look for work elsewhere.

Among the most important decisions you’ll make while planning your wedding is who will take your photographs. It’s not something to take lightly. Good photographs remind you of your special day for years to come. They capture moments shared between you and your spouse, family, and friends.

An outdoor wedding in the age of COVID-19 isn’t unheard of. In fact, many couples have elected to keep their ceremonies small and postpone their receptions for a later date. That way, there aren’t restrictions on the number of people they invite to celebrate their union with them. If you’re considering doing the same, there are some things that you should know about successfully throwing an outdoor wedding.

Among the prettiest and most useful wedding decorations that we sell are paper parasols. They come in a range of colors and styles to fit your theme. They add to the visual aesthetic of your décor easily and serve a purpose by providing shade during sunny outdoor ceremonies and receptions. If you haven’t yet considered using paper parasols, now is the time to do so because they’re easy to acquire and implement into your wedding plans.