Looks like someone’s ready to tie the knot! My heartiest congratulations to you! I’m sure you’re very excited about what’s going to happen! Your wedding happens only once in your life. There’s lots of work cut out for you and your partner to make this day unforgettable! Don’t fret, there are several talented and creative wedding planners available to make your once-in-a-lifetime moment unique and memorable!
We’re also going to go through a step-by-step process of what you need to do from now till hiring a wedding planner!
What to Do When You Decide to Get Married in Singapore?
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Make Sure You Meet the Legal Requirements
If you’re a Singaporean or Permanent Resident of more than 21 years of age and has never been married, you can skip this section entirely.
You must meet all the legal requirements before you invest in your wedding!
If you’re not a Singaporean or PR, you’ll have to produce proof of continuous residence for 15 days in Singapore.
For couples between the ages of 18-21, you’ll need to obtain the consent of either a parent or guardian to get a Special Marriage License. They must be present to approve the marriage.
If you were married, you need documents to prove that you’re divorced or your spouse has passed on.
With that in mind, all marriage approvals are still subjected to a case-to-case basis.
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Mental Preparation
Before I share with you the rest of the article, I need to remind you that throwing a wedding is no 2-weeks Europe trip. It’s costlier than you think!
According to this article from Seedly, you need to save $2,300 per month for an entire year for a “typical” wedding. That consists of buying an engagement ring, hiring a wedding planner, organising a banquet at a decent hotel, ordering wedding dresses and tuxedos, hiring photographers and videographers etc.
On the other hand, a recent Channel New Asia documentary also discovered that weddings, as of 2019, fetches up to over $60,000! The interviewee, Financial Services Manager, Joseph Tan, mentioned that the inflation for a wedding is much higher than the national average!
Of course, you can just simply register at the Registry of Marriage (ROM), which only sets you back by about $42, and you’ll be married in the eyes of the law. Some couples also prefer the unconventional, yet economical way of holding a wedding cum HDB housewarming, which includes a buffet lunch. There’s no right or wrong way to throw a wedding. Both of you just need to be comfortable with your decisions.
As much as I don’t wish to be a wet blanket, marriage isn’t what romantic movies make out to be. It isn’t a bed of roses, filled with tongue-in-cheek and flirtatious banter. There’re lots of responsibilities that come with settling down.
You’ve got to make sure you’ve worked out your shared values, planned out all your finances, as well as your decisions for starting a family. Don’t rush into marriage, especially if you’re not ready. Don’t give into pop-culture portrayals or pressure from any family member.
However, if you’re very sure, and both of you have already discussed everything thoroughly, well done! Read on!
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Proposal
You’re in luck as we have an article on how to choose an engagement ring, as well a list of places to get them!
Remember, an engagement ring is an important representation of your marriage. It’s going to last longer than you’ll probably live so pick something symbolic!
Make sure both of you are dressed well on the day of the proposal. Discuss with your videographer how you would like the entire proposal process to be shot, edited and viewed on the wedding night itself!
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Picking an Auspicious Date
Depending on your beliefs, you may or may not place this as an essential factor. Yet, sometimes it’s good to adhere for peace of mind. Maybe not your mind, but your parents’ and relatives’!
According to Feng Shui philosophy, an auspicious date sets harmonious precedence for the wedding and the rest of your marriage.
For more information about choosing an auspicious date, check out this article from SingaporeBrides.com!
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Solemnisation
File your notice of marriage on Registry of Marriage’s (ROM’s) official site. You should do it anytime from 21 days up to 3 months before your solemnisation. Do take note of the necessary forms and documents you need to produce.
If you choose to have your solemnisation at ROM itself, a solemniser will be assigned to you. Besides you and your fiancé, you need to have 2 other witnesses. All of you have to bring along your NRIC or passport for the ceremony.
It’s also not uncommon for wedding solemnisation to happen outside of the ROM compounds, especially if you have the budget. Singaporebrides.com has done the honours of curating a list of gorgeous wedding solemnisation locations. You’ll also have to find a licensed solemniser for this ceremony. Here’s a list of licensed solemnisers you can check out.
Sounds like a lot of work, huh? It’s only the beginning!
Pardon me, I don’t mean to tease you! My purpose is to let you know that a wedding planner can take a massive load off your preparation woes. While you can do all the above yourself, the tasks following your solemnisation may require a lot of astute organisation. Your wedding is supposed to be a joyous moment. You need to focus on enjoying this magical moment instead of worrying about the nooks and crannies of everything! Thankfully, a wedding planner understands your preparation anxieties and will gladly take them away from you.
What Exactly Does a Wedding Planner do?
A wedding planner is in charge of the overall execution of your big day. They’re what producers are to a movie. Their work is multi-disciplinary, involving a mixture of accounting, design, fashion, public relations, logistics management and psychology.
During the planning stages, they are usually in charge of sourcing out the venues, coordinating and negotiating with various vendors, as well as the overall conceptualisation of the banquet’s décor. Some of those tiresome tasks also include going through the checklist for anyone who has special dietary restrictions. They’ll also create a timeline and list for everyone to ensure all of you know what you’re in for.
All the above are done with your needs and budget in mind. Most importantly, they’ll make sure that all contracts and documents are correctly handled, so you don’t get ripped off by any 3rd party vendors!
A few days leading up to the big day, they’ll communicate with all the vendors and banquet hall representatives to ensure that everything’s on schedule. On the wedding rehearsal, they’ll troubleshoot any potential Murphy’s Law situation occurring on the big night.
During your wedding night, they’re the silent heroes you’ll eventually thank. They’ll ensure that every single logistics and every key player of the big day adheres strictly to plan. They’re the single-point-of-contact from the audiovisual department to the vendors giving out ice cream and waffles.
Different wedding planning companies may offer different ranges of services. Some of their packages may extend to include:
- Bridal Gowns and Tuxedos Rental
- Wedding Emcees and DJs
- Wedding Photographers and Photo Booths
- Videographers
- Organising Overseas Pre-Wedding Video and Photo Shoots
- Destination Weddings (Holding Your Wedding Overseas)
- Wedding Solemnisation Planning
- Wedding Proposal Planning
Wait a second. Can’t I just engage my friends to plan out my wedding? They know me best!
This is definitely a no-brainer, especially if you have a budget constraint. However, it’s a very simplistic statement that overlooks a lot of things.
Provided your friend’s a wedding planner (and I certainly hope you’ll get a good discount), there are simply lots of knowledge your friends will not know. Aesthetics and conceptualisation, event coordination and budget management are some skills that are second-nature to your wedding planner. Most importantly, wedding planners know this industry inside out and are adept in dealing with various situations.
Maybe your friends do have the knowledge, but remember, they’re also swamped in their own lives. Besides, you want your friends to do the “fun” part of your wedding, such as being your bridesmaid/ groomsman and organising your gatecrashing games. They’ll also probably need to deliver a speech in front of everybody, aka. The World’s Number 1 Fear.
Your wedding planner will take care of these taxing duties so that your friends will be by your side, sharing the good times with you, instead of working for you.
Cost of Hiring a Wedding Planner in Singapore
A wedding planner costs anything from $3,000, all the way to more than $10,000, depending on your specific needs.
However, if you’re really on a budget, don’t worry. Here are some other suggestions.
Ways to Lower Your Expenses While Hiring a Wedding Planner in Singapore
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Engaging “Partial” Planning Services
If budget is a pressing issue, and you’re confident that you can handle certain aspects of the wedding planning, here’s a tip. You can consider engaging a wedding company for partial planning instead of the full service.
Maybe you’ve gotten hold of your photographer and emcee for your wedding, and just want someone to handle the coordination of the entire banquet.
Another popular partial planning services include the engagement of a wedding stylist, who serves the role of the banquet’s interior designer. He/she will discuss with you on your ideal wedding setting, conceptualise and execute an enchanting décor for everyone to enjoy.
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Go Budget While Remaining Stylish
Veteran DJ Young Leong has shown us that a classy-looking wedding doesn’t need to be expensive. This especially so when you merge your solemnisation with a banquet.
There are lots of elegant-looking looking venues that don’t cost much. While they may not give off the grand ballroom vibe, they can still produce an intimate feel for your guests!
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Only Invite Close Friends and Family Members
To further reduce your expenses, be thorough with your guest list. Find out if it’s okay to reduce the number of guests down to only your family and close friends. Remember, it’s more important to invite people you care about than to invite people whom you want to impress!
Tips for Choosing a Wedding Planner in Singapore
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Have a Thorough Discussion with Your Partner
Don’t go behind your partner’s back and plan a “surprise”, only to discover later that she’s unhappy your bank account has taken a considerable dip.
Everything, including the budget, as well as the scale of the wedding, must be discussed. Both of you also need to come to a mutual agreement.
Having a thorough discussion also serves as an opportunity to practise working through your differences harmoniously. You’ll have the rest of your life to perfect that skill!
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Your Planner’s Experience in Handling Weddings from Similar Culture or Faith
While the wedding planner doesn’t need to come from the same cultural background or profess the same faith, he/she needs to know how to work around your customs.
For example, if you’re having a church wedding, the wedding planner needs to know how to style it up elegantly. He/she also needs to understand how the whole ceremony works to smoothly transit your guests into the succeeding banquet.
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Find Out what Venues Your Planner Frequently Uses
Usually, when a wedding planner works with a few familiar venues, there’s a possibility that you’re able to enjoy a special rate. Additionally, being familiar with these locations will help your planner do his/her job quickly and efficiently. He/she is probably no stranger to the venue staff and understands their work style. His/her familiarity with the floor plan will also facilitate in doing pre-wedding troubleshoots to prevent awkward situations from ever happening.
So look through their recommended venues, and there could just be a place that dazzles you and your partner!
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Your Planner’s Proposal and Suggestions
I would not recommend settling for the very first planner you’ve met. You need to chat up a few planners and visit their showrooms. Find out from your planners what kind of themes and customisation they’re proposing for your wedding.
Let’s not forget that your wedding happens once-in-a-lifetime. You’ve got to make sure your planner’s suggestions sit well with you and your partner.
How to Work With Your Wedding Planner to Ensure a Successful Show?
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Be Courteous to Your Wedding Planner
Ultimately, regardless of the services they’re providing, you need to treat everyone with dignity and respect. This applies to your wedding planner as well. This job isn’t as easy as it seems, and it can get very stressful. Communicating clearly while remaining courteous will alleviate their stresses and ensure that your wedding will have a smooth run!
If there are the presence of kids, remind them to behave and be respectful in front of adults.
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Have a Single Point of Contact
Ideally, there shouldn’t be more than 1 point of contact with your wedding planner. Your wedding planner is already dealing with several people outside of your family.
There’s also a chance that your planner might be receiving a different opinion from your mother and your spouse, adding to further confusion. So it’s best to discuss and consolidate everything before relaying the finalised message to your wedding planner.
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Avoid Last-Minute Changes
If there’s an additional out-of-town relative whom you wish to include in the guest list, inform your planner immediately. You want to avoid any awkward moment when there’s nowhere for your guest to sit! Should that happens, your planner may potentially be chastised by your guest. Your relationship with your wedding planner might suffer as a result of that.
You’ll also need to be 100% sure before signing any contract with a particular vendor or venue, for you’re the bearer of any potential loses. This will also add a strain to your planner’s hectic work.
Without further ado, let’s look at the top wedding planners in Singapore:
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The Wedding Stylist |
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Located in town, The Wedding Stylist is co-owned by wedding planners, Caroline Tan-Reed and Angela Tioanda. The Wedding Stylist aims to give couples their perfect, romantic wedding ceremony. The best thing about TWS is their wedding services that are memorable, intimate & absolutely breathtaking. |
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+65 9128 9561 / +65 9658 5006 |
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The Wedding Entourage |
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Co-founded by principal planner Caroline Yakop-Lim and Mark van Cuylenburg (The Flying Dutchman), The Wedding Entourage offers wedding planning with more than a decade of experience. Both local and destination weddings are held with their luxurious services – even socialite Kim Lim celebrated for her son Kyden’s 99-day bash at The Wedding Entourage. |
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18 Sam Leong Road, #03-00, Singapore 207909 |
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Monday – Friday: 10am – 7pm Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed |
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enquiries@theflyingdutchman.com.sg |
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The Wedding Atelier |
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Based in both Singapore and Hong Kong, The Wedding Atelier is the best choice for a Crazy Rich Asians-worthy wedding ceremony. Managed by founder and financier-turned-wedding-planner Lelian Chew, many Asia’s richest families have engaged with her luxurious services. |
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http://theweddingatelier.co/mobile/index.html |
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2 Alexandra Road, 8/F |
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By appointment only |
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wedding@the-atelier.co |
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Beautiful Gatherings |
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As a local based wedding planning company, Beautiful Gatherings welcomes an authentic wedding ceremony that puts together a blissful couple with their beautiful planning and coordination. |
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https://www.beautiful-gatherings.com |
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219 Jurong East Street 21, #04-611, Singapore (600219) |
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By appointment only |
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Wedding Acts |
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Established in 2002, Wedding Acts is one of the top Wedding Planners in Singapore having the pleasure and opportunity to have served more than 600 couples till date for wedding ceremonies in Singapore and overseas destinations. |
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+65 9860 5068 |
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By appointment only |
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Inside The Knot |
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With 10 years of rich experience, it’s no wonder why Inside The Knot is well-known and popular in the local wedding planning scene. From their omakase florals to gifts for special occasions, Inside The Knot collaborates with incredible partners to provide the best offerings. |
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https://www.insidetheknot.com |
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11 Kallang Place #05-12 Singapore 339155
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+65 8799 0300 |
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By appointment only |
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Tirtha Wedding |
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Tirtha Weddings offers a modern and reliable one-stop wedding planning service for couples. Tirtha Weddings makes dreams come true with their incredible services ranging from wedding venue and finding the right dress, to having a pre-wedding photoshoot and finalising your wedding day. |
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21 Lewin Terrace, Singapore 049178 |
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+65 6557 0820 |
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Monday – Sunday: 10am – 7pm |
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Eternal Emotion |
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Eternal Emotion takes care of the nitty gritty details while providing skilful planning and coordination. Couples can place their faith in this wedding planning company, which consists of Japanese professionals who are equipped with incredible wedding planning experience. |
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http://eternal-emotion.com |
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20 Maxwell Road #09-01 Singapore |
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+65 6338 6773 |
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11am – 8pm (Closed on Tuesday ) |
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Spellbound |
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Other than managing a perfect themed wedding specially for couples, Spellbound also handles big and small matters for your wedding, ranging from venue coordination to handling your RSVP list. |
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63 Syed Alwi Road, #01-01, Singapore, 207642 |
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+65 96580816 / +65 91822811 |
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By appointment only |
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Wedrock Weddings |
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Wedrock Weddings is a boutique wedding planning company based in Singapore. Wedrock aims to re-invent the art of wedding planning with the best customised coordination for couples. |
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http://wedrockweddings.com/ |
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Eng Hoon Street, Tiong Bahru, Singapore
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Dream Wedding |
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Besides providing wedding planning services and bridal gown rental, Dream Wedding also offers overseas pre-wedding photoshoot options, instead of actual day local photoshoot. |
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https://dreamwedding.com.sg |
| Address | Blk 410 Bukit Batok West Ave 4, #01-148 Singapore 650410 |
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11am – 9pm (Closed on Wednesday) |
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Eternally Yours |
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Unlike normal wedding planning and coordination, Eternally Yours has established Malay weddings since 2012. EY provides professional planning advice and desired modern elements in your wedding. |
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http://www.eternallyyours.com.sg/ |
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+65 6659 2837 |
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By appointment only |
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Wedding Fairy |
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From financial budgeting to conceptualisation, couples can entrust Wedding Fairy at their creativity and originality for wedding planning. |
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http://weddingdiary.com.sg |
| Address | 420 North Bridge Road #05-38 North Bridge Centre Singapore 188727 |
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+65 6988 2410 |
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By appointment only (Closed on Monday) |
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The Wedding Butler |
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The Wedding Butler is part of the top planners in the wedding industry, having been voted the top three wedding planners in Singapore consecutively for 5 years. |
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http://www.theweddingbutler.com |
| Address | 64 Emerald Hill, Singapore 229340 |
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+65 6238 1498 |
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Monday – Saturday: 11am – 8pm Sunday: Closed |
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Hitched Weddings and Parties |
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Co-founded by Michelle and Denise, Hitched Weddings and Parties seeks to be committed and experienced in their wedding packages. |
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http://www.hitchedweddings.com.sg/ |
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759 Jurong West Street 74 #02-104 Singapore (640759)
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+65 9693 9149 |
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By appointment only |
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1-Host |
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Renowned for its remarkable services, 1-Host offers ethereal ambiance for the perfect garden themed wedding. Couples can eventually tie the knot under a romantic ambiance with twinkling fairy lights. |
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https://www.1-host.sg/wedding |
| Address | 211 Henderson Road, #04-03, S159552 |
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+65 6773 0060 |
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24/7 By appointment only |
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Rosette Designs & Co |
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Rosette Designs & Co. is one of the top wedding planners in Singapore that creates the perfect Pinterest-worthy wedding with its full suite of wedding planning and wedding styling services for couples. |
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https://rosettedesigns.com/ |
| Address | 87 Tanjong Pagar Road |
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Telephone: 96694213 Email: info@rosettedesigns.com |
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10am – 7pm |
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Hellofromflour |
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Managed by Larry and Jophia – a husband and wife duo, Hellofromflour creates fresh wedding narratives by producing authentic, fine art wedding celebrations for couples. Believing that beauty lies in the small little details, they utilise spaces to bring the best wedding experience for couples. |
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https://www.hellofromflour.com/ |
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+65 9296 0129 |
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Amperian |
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Amperian is a modern and sophisticated wedding planning studio for couples who want a big wow in their romantic celebrations. At Amperian, they aspire to build the foundation of a perfect wedding. The company aims to understand, contribute, and pioneer the science of wedding planning |
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http://www.amperian.sg |
| Address | 23 New Industrial Road, Solstice Business Center, #06-02, S536209 |
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11am – 7pm |
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JNR Entertainment Pte Ltd |
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Event Management, Virtual Event, Family Day, Dinner and Dance, Food Live Stations |
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https://www.jnrentertainment.com.sg/ |
| Address | Northstar@AMK, 7030 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 #01-25 Singapore 569880 |
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Telephone: (65) 6100 0567 Email: enquiry@jnrentertainment.com.sg |
What Is the Best Month to Get Married?
Weddings are a beautiful celebration of love and commitment between two people. It’s a day when families and friends gather to witness the union of two souls and to celebrate the start of a new journey. One of the most important decisions that a couple has to make when planning their wedding is choosing the right month to tie the knot. The month of your wedding can have a significant impact on the overall experience, from the weather to the cost of the wedding. In this blog post, we will explore the best month to get married.
Firstly, it’s important to consider the weather when choosing the month for your wedding. The weather can impact every aspect of your wedding day, from the outdoor ceremony to the transportation of your guests. It’s important to choose a month that has a comfortable temperature and a low chance of rain or snow. Generally, the best months for a wedding are in the spring and fall.
Spring weddings are popular for a reason. The weather is starting to warm up, and the flowers are starting to bloom, making for a beautiful backdrop for your wedding photos. March, April, and May are excellent months for a wedding, with temperatures ranging from 50-70 degrees Fahrenheit. Spring weddings offer a variety of color schemes, from pastels to bright and bold colors.
Fall weddings are another popular choice. The leaves are changing colors, and the temperatures are starting to cool down, making it a perfect time for an outdoor wedding. September, October, and November are excellent months for a wedding, with temperatures ranging from 50-70 degrees Fahrenheit. Fall weddings offer a rustic and cozy feel, with colors such as deep reds, oranges, and browns.
Summer weddings are popular, but they can be hot and humid, especially if you’re having an outdoor wedding. June, July, and August are the warmest months, with temperatures ranging from 70-90 degrees Fahrenheit. If you’re planning a summer wedding, it’s important to choose a venue with air conditioning and to provide your guests with plenty of water and shade.
Winter weddings can be magical, with the snow-covered landscapes and cozy fireside receptions. However, they can also be challenging, with the unpredictable weather and potential travel issues. December, January, and February are the coldest months, with temperatures ranging from 20-50 degrees Fahrenheit. If you’re planning a winter wedding, it’s important to have a backup plan in case of inclement weather.
Secondly, it’s important to consider the cost when choosing the month for your wedding. The cost of a wedding can vary depending on the time of year, with peak wedding months being more expensive. June, July, and August are the most expensive months for a wedding, with December and February being the least expensive. If you’re on a budget, consider having your wedding during the off-season months.
Thirdly, it’s important to consider the availability of vendors when choosing the month for your wedding. Popular wedding months can mean that vendors, such as photographers, caterers, and venues, are already booked. If you’re set on having your wedding during a peak season, it’s important to book your vendors as early as possible to ensure their availability.
Fourthly, it’s important to consider the cultural and religious significance when choosing the month for your wedding. Different cultures and religions have their own traditions and beliefs surrounding wedding dates. For example, in Chinese culture, the eighth day of the eighth month is considered lucky, while in Jewish culture, weddings are often held on Sundays. It’s important to consider your own cultural and religious traditions when choosing your wedding date.
Lastly, it’s important to consider your own preferences when choosing the month for your wedding. Your wedding day is a reflection of you and your partner, and it’s important to choose a date that is meaningful to you both. Maybe you met in the spring, and the season holds a special place in your heart, or maybe you both love the coziness of fall and want to incorporate that into your wedding theme. Whatever the reason may be, choosing a month that is special to you both can add an extra layer of meaning to your wedding day.
In conclusion, there is no one “best” month to get married as it ultimately depends on your personal preferences, budget, and cultural/religious traditions. However, spring and fall are generally considered the best months for a wedding due to the comfortable temperatures and beautiful scenery.
It’s important to consider the weather, cost, availability of vendors, cultural and religious significance, and your own preferences when choosing the month for your wedding. Ultimately, the most important thing is to choose a date that is special to you and your partner and to enjoy the beautiful celebration of your love and commitment.
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