The 10 Best Wedding Photographers in Singapore (2026)

1. Andri Tei Photography — Singapore

Documentary wedding photography that borrows from street and landscape photography.

Andri Tei's work mixes reportage with the eye of a street and landscape photographer, so the images read as a record of the day with a strong sense of place, rather than a set of posed portraits.

It suits couples who care more about honest moments than a shot list. Ask about destination coverage if you are marrying overseas.

Good to know: Share your timeline and the family members who matter most. Documentary shooters still need to know who to find.

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2. Lydia K Photography — Singapore

Light, airy fine-art images with a documentary approach on the day.

Lydia K describes itself as a fine-art wedding photographer, and its galleries lean bright and airy, mixing documentary moments with editorial portraits.

It suits garden, daytime and outdoor weddings where natural light carries the look.

Good to know: Plan portraits for late afternoon light, as the look depends on soft daylight.

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3. The Good Citizen — Singapore

A Singapore studio for actual-day and pre-wedding coverage, praised for fast, well-timed shooting.

The Good Citizen covers wedding days and pre-wedding shoots in Singapore. Its reviews single out the team's timing at busy moments, such as the gate-crash, tea ceremony and banquet march-in.

It suits couples who want a dependable studio for a traditional Singapore wedding day with many set pieces.

Good to know: Ask how many shooters attend. Two are worth it if bride and groom prepare in different places.

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4. Colossal Weddings — Kampong Glam

The wedding arm of Colossal Photos, at home with large banquets.

Colossal Weddings is the wedding division of Colossal Photos, and its galleries show large ballroom weddings, with both the scale of the room and the small details captured.

It suits big hotel weddings where a team is needed to cover hundreds of guests.

Good to know: Visit the studio on Arab Street to see printed albums before choosing a package.

34 Arab St, Singapore 199733

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5. John Lim Photography — Woodlands

Known for overseas pre-wedding shoots in dramatic locations.

John Lim Photography has shot pre-wedding sessions from snowy mountains to Times Square, and calls itself an award-winning wedding and portrait studio.

It suits couples who want a travel-led pre-wedding shoot with images that look nothing like Singapore.

Good to know: Ask what travel and accommodation costs are included in an overseas package.

21 Woodlands Close, Singapore 737854

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6. Annabel Law Productions — Singapore

Photography and videography under one roof.

Annabel Law Productions shoots wedding photography and video and runs photography courses, so one booking can cover both the stills and the film of the day.

It suits couples who want a single team and a consistent look across photos and video.

Good to know: Ask for a combined photo-and-video quote. It is usually cheaper than two separate studios.

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7. We Merry Go Round — Singapore

Dreamy, ethereal films and stills.

We Merry Go Round makes films and stills with a soft, dreamy style, and its work leans towards the cinematic.

It suits couples who want a wedding film as much as a photo album.

Good to know: Watch a full-length film, not only a trailer, before booking.

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8. Smittenpixels — Tannery Road

A collective shooting natural-light, romantic wedding photography and video.

Smittenpixels began as a studio and now works as a collective, shooting natural-light photography and videography for weddings in Singapore and around Asia.

It suits couples who want warm, romantic images and the option of a destination wedding elsewhere in Asia.

Good to know: Ask which member of the collective will shoot your wedding and see their own portfolio.

#04-01 One Tannery, 1 Tannery Rd, Singapore 347719

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9. Multifolds Photography — Geylang

Romantic engagement and pre-wedding shoots with a spontaneous feel.

Multifolds Photography shoots weddings and families, and its engagement and pre-wedding work aims for a romantic but unforced look.

It suits couples who are nervous in front of the camera and want a photographer who keeps the shoot loose.

Good to know: Book family portraits with the same studio afterwards to keep the style consistent.

#08-02 Yu Li Industrial Building, 37 Lorong 23 Geylang, Singapore 388371

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10. Tlgraphy — Upper Thomson

Bright, quirky candid photography for Chinese and church weddings.

Tlgraphy shoots bright, candid wedding photography, including Chinese tea ceremonies, church weddings and pre-wedding sessions.

It suits couples who want colourful, fun images of a traditional wedding day.

Good to know: Give the studio a list of tea-ceremony relatives in order. It speeds up family shots.

Thomson Plaza, 301 Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 574408

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