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The 10 Best Wedding Venues in Singapore (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 10 picks

The best wedding venues in Singapore in 2026 are Raffles Hotel for colonial grandeur, Capella Singapore on Sentosa for a resort wedding, The Fullerton Hotel for a heritage ballroom by the river, CHIJMES for a chapel ceremony, and Marina Bay Sands or Shangri-La for very large banquets.

Most Singapore weddings end in a banquet priced per table of ten, and hotel quotes carry "++": a 10% service charge plus 9% GST on top of the menu price, so add roughly 20% to any figure you are given. Recent guides put five-star ballrooms at about S$1,800 to S$3,800 per table and mid-range hotels from about S$1,200, with lunches cheaper than dinners and weekend dates in the lucky-number months booking up a year or more ahead. For the photographers to shoot it, see our wedding photographers guide.

1. Raffles Hotel Singapore — City Hall

Singapore's most famous hotel, with a ballroom and colonial courtyards for photos.

$$$$ Splurge

Raffles has hosted weddings since the colonial era, and after its restoration the hotel still offers the classic Singapore wedding: a white-colonnaded building, courtyard gardens for the photos and a ballroom for the banquet. Smaller function rooms suit solemnisations and intimate dinners.

Expect top-of-market pricing and a long waiting list for weekend dates. It suits couples who want a heritage setting without leaving the city centre, and CHIJMES is a short walk away if you want a chapel ceremony first.

Good to know: Ask for courtyard photo time to be written into the contract. The grounds are busy with hotel guests on weekend afternoons.

1 Beach Rd, Singapore 189673

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2. Capella Singapore — Sentosa

A resort wedding on Sentosa, with colonial buildings, lawns and sea views.

$$$$ Splurge

Capella sits on a hill on Sentosa, with two restored colonial buildings joined to modern wings and lawns that look out to sea. It feels like a destination wedding while being 15 minutes from the city.

It suits smaller, high-budget weddings and couples who want an outdoor ceremony followed by an indoor dinner. Guests from overseas can stay on site.

Good to know: Book a block of rooms for family at the same time as the venue. Weekend room rates on Sentosa rise sharply.

1 The Knolls, Sentosa Island, Singapore 099891

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3. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore — Marina Bay

A neoclassical former General Post Office on the river, with a grand ballroom.

$$$$ Splurge

The Fullerton occupies the 1928 former General Post Office at the mouth of the Singapore River. Its columns, lobby and riverside steps give heritage photographs with the Marina Bay skyline behind.

It suits couples who want a classic ballroom wedding in the city centre. The Fullerton Bay Hotel next door is run by the same group and suits smaller, more modern receptions.

Good to know: Plan photographs at sunset on the Cavenagh Bridge side, then walk to the bay for night skyline shots.

1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178

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4. CHIJMES — City Hall

A Gothic former convent chapel, the city's best-known non-church ceremony venue.

$$$ Upmarket

CHIJMES is a 19th-century former convent whose chapel, CHIJMES Hall, is hired out for wedding ceremonies, with stained glass and an arched nave. The courtyard around it is lined with restaurants and bars.

Many couples hold the ceremony and a tea reception here, then move to a nearby hotel for the banquet. Venue hire and catering are priced separately, so budget for both.

Good to know: Check whether a restaurant in the courtyard can host your after-party. It saves moving guests across town.

30 Victoria St, Singapore 187996

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5. Marina Bay Sands — Marina Bay

The largest hotel ballroom in the city, for banquets of hundreds.

$$$$ Splurge

Marina Bay Sands has the scale for the biggest Singapore weddings, with a vast ballroom in its convention centre and smaller function rooms for intimate events. Logistics are well practised: parking, AV and in-house catering are all on site.

It suits large family weddings where the guest list runs to many tables. The skyline and the hotel's famous towers make an easy backdrop for photographs.

Good to know: Ask about guest parking validation, as Marina Bay parking adds up fast for a large banquet.

10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956

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6. Shangri-La Singapore — Orchard, Orchard Road

A classic ballroom set in landscaped gardens off Orange Grove Road.

$$$$ Splurge

Shangri-La has been a Singapore wedding staple for decades, and its gardens give it a greener setting than most city ballrooms. It handles large banquets and smaller garden-side functions.

It suits couples who want a traditional hotel banquet with good transport links to Orchard Road. The hotel is used to Chinese wedding customs, from tea ceremonies to yam seng toasts.

Good to know: Book a garden photo slot before the banquet, while there is still daylight.

22 Orange Grove Rd, Singapore 258350

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7. Four Seasons Hotel Singapore — Orchard, Orchard Road

A quieter, smaller luxury hotel with published wedding-lunch pricing.

$$$$ Splurge

Four Seasons is a smaller five-star hotel just off Orchard Road, suited to weddings that want polish without a vast room. It publishes its packages, including a 2026 wedding lunch listed at S$228 per guest.

It suits mid-sized weddings and couples who like a known price before they enquire.

Good to know: Compare the lunch package with dinner. The saving can pay for a better photographer.

190 Orchard Blvd, Singapore 248646

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8. The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore — Marina Bay

A high-floor bay-view hotel with a large ballroom and a big art collection.

$$$$ Splurge

The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia is one of the Marina Bay hotels whose rooms look straight onto the bay. Its ballroom suits large banquets, and the hotel's art collection gives corridors and lobbies worth photographing.

It suits couples who want a grand bayside ballroom without the crowds of Marina Bay Sands.

Good to know: Ask for a bay-view suite as the bridal room. Morning preparation shots are better with the view.

7 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039799

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9. Pan Pacific Singapore — Marina Bay

A large Marina Centre hotel with comparatively accessible banquet prices.

$$$ Upmarket

Pan Pacific reopened after a full renovation and is one of the larger banquet hotels at Marina Centre. Venue listings put its wedding packages from around S$1,188++ per table of ten, with a minimum number of tables.

It suits large weddings that want a five-star hotel at a lower per-table price than the headline venues.

Good to know: Confirm the minimum table count early. It decides whether the package price applies to your guest list.

7 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039595

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10. Andaz Singapore — Kampong Glam

A design-led hotel with smaller, more relaxed function spaces.

$$$ Upmarket

Andaz sits above the Duo towers near Bugis and Kampong Glam, with high-floor spaces and a less formal style than the classic ballroom hotels.

It suits couples planning a smaller, modern reception with a cocktail-party feel rather than a twelve-course banquet.

Good to know: Walk guests to Kampong Glam's Arab Street and Haji Lane for after-dinner drinks.

5 Fraser St, Singapore 189354

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a wedding venue cost in Singapore?

Hotel banquets are priced per table of ten. Recent wedding guides put five-star hotel ballrooms at roughly S$1,800 to S$3,800 per table and mid-range hotels from about S$1,200, before the "++" (10% service charge plus 9% GST). Most hotels set a minimum number of tables, and lunch packages are usually cheaper than dinner. Heritage venues such as CHIJMES charge venue hire with catering on top.

What does ++ mean on a wedding quote?

It means the price excludes a 10% service charge and 9% GST. Because GST is charged on the service charge too, a ++ price works out about 19.9% higher, so a S$2,000++ table costs about S$2,398.

How far ahead should I book a wedding venue in Singapore?

For Saturday dinners at the big hotels, a year or more is normal, and auspicious dates fill first. Weekday and lunch slots are easier to get at short notice and are often discounted.

Where can I hold a church-style ceremony in Singapore?

CHIJMES Hall, a 19th-century former convent chapel on Victoria Street, is the best-known choice for a chapel ceremony that is not in a working church. Many couples hold the ceremony there and the banquet at a nearby hotel such as Raffles.

Where can we get married outdoors in Singapore?

Capella Singapore on Sentosa has lawns overlooking the sea, and Raffles Hotel has courtyards and gardens. Outdoor ceremonies need a wet-weather plan, as afternoon storms are common for much of the year.

1. Raffles Hotel Singapore — City Hall

2. Capella Singapore — Sentosa

3. The Fullerton Hotel Singapore — Marina Bay

4. CHIJMES — City Hall

5. Marina Bay Sands — Marina Bay

6. Shangri-La Singapore — Orchard, Orchard Road

7. Four Seasons Hotel Singapore — Orchard, Orchard Road

8. The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore — Marina Bay

9. Pan Pacific Singapore — Marina Bay

10. Andaz Singapore — Kampong Glam

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