The 9 Best Wedding Planners in Singapore (2026)

1. The Wedding Entourage — Pasir Panjang

A long-established full-service planner with deep hotel relationships and destination experience.

The Wedding Entourage plans weddings in Singapore and overseas and works with hotels on their bridal shows, which gives it unusually close knowledge of the city's ballrooms. Its own site cites Singapore Tatler's Best of Singapore recognition across many years.

It suits couples who want an experienced team to manage a classic hotel wedding, and those planning something more ambitious abroad.

Good to know: Ask which hotels it has worked with most recently; that knowledge is the main advantage of an established planner.

#07-05 B&D Building, 100E Pasir Panjang Rd, Singapore 118521

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2. The Wedding Atelier — Singapore

An ultra-luxury design and planning studio for high-budget weddings in Asia and beyond.

Founded by Lelian Chew, The Wedding Atelier describes itself as an ultra-luxury studio for wedding planning, design and orchestration, working for clients across Asia, Europe and the Americas. Its in-house team covers concept, florals, spatial renderings and lighting.

This is the top end of the market, best for couples whose priority is a fully designed event rather than a hotel package.

Good to know: Expect a design-first process with renderings; agree the production budget before concepts are drawn.

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3. Spellbound Weddings — Singapore

Floral-led design that transforms a venue, from a planner with more than two decades of experience.

Spellbound Weddings is a wedding planning and design consultancy that also does its own floral styling, and it cites more than 20 years of experience. Its portfolio leans towards immersive set-ups that change the look of a ballroom or event space.

It suits couples for whom decor and flowers are the centre of the budget, in Singapore or overseas.

Good to know: Ask to see full-room photos, not just close-ups of the flowers, to judge how a venue will feel.

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4. Smitten Occasions — Singapore

A calm, detail-focused planner whose couples praise the stress it takes away.

Smitten Occasions is a Singapore planning team led by planner Ju Lynn, whose testimonials focus on calm, careful planning, including weddings rearranged during the pandemic. It is the kind of planner couples hire to take decisions and follow-up off their plate.

It suits couples planning a hotel or restaurant wedding in Singapore who want a steady hand rather than a big design concept.

Good to know: Book a first call early; smaller teams take a limited number of weddings each year.

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5. Rosette Designs & Co. — Ubi

Planning, decor and coordination under one roof, including Modern Indian weddings.

Rosette Designs has been planning and styling weddings in Singapore since 2013, by the dates on its own site. It offers full planning, actual-day coordination, decor and styling, a Modern Indian wedding service and destination weddings, with help on time zones, flights and guest accommodation.

Having decor in-house makes it a practical choice for couples who want one contract for planning and styling.

Good to know: Ask for decor and planning to be quoted as separate lines so you can compare like for like.

#03-444, 3007 Ubi Rd 1, Singapore 408701

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6. Everitt Weddings — City Hall

Rustic, woodland and whimsical styling with clearly tiered packages.

Everitt Weddings is known for creative styling across rustic, woodland and whimsical looks, and sells its service in tiers from an essential package up to an all-inclusive one, which makes it easier to compare than fully bespoke quotes.

It suits couples who know the look they want and like the clarity of a package.

Good to know: Ask exactly which vendors each tier includes before you compare it with other planners.

The Great Room, Raffles Arcade, Singapore 188719

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7. Beautiful Gatherings — Singapore

Flexible packages from full planning down to actual-day coordination.

Beautiful Gatherings offers full planning, design and coordination, partial planning, and actual-day coordination packages, tailored to each couple's needs and budget.

It is a good fit for couples who have done most of the organising themselves but want a professional to run the day.

Good to know: Ask for the actual-day package to include a final walk-through at the venue.

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8. Eternal Emotion — Singapore

Personal, intimate weddings from a team trained by Japanese wedding professionals.

Eternal Emotion began with restaurant weddings and has grown into hotel banquets and overseas weddings. Its planners are trained by Japanese professionals, and it puts weight on step-by-step consultations and on the programme of the day.

It suits couples who want a thoughtful, intimate celebration rather than a large banquet.

Good to know: Ask about restaurant weddings; it is where the company started.

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9. I Do For You — Singapore

A Singapore-based planner focused on destination weddings around the region.

I Do For You describes itself as based in Singapore and planning worldwide, with weddings in Bali, Vietnam, Phuket and Australia among its destinations, plus bridal showers, welcome parties and other events around a wedding.

It suits couples who want a Singapore-based point of contact while marrying abroad.

Good to know: For destination weddings, ask how the planner handles guest travel and the welcome dinner as well as the day itself.

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