small wedding venues for an intimate wedding ceremony
in singapore
Over the years as a wedding photographer, it's been fun getting to photograph weddings at new and re-visiting familiar places all around Singapore. These are some small wedding venue options for a curated guestlist of an intimate wedding celebration for upcoming newlyweds in 2027.
It's definitely a growing trend among those looking to hold their wedding ceremonies and celebrations in 2027 to opt for alternative wedding venues, besides the usual hotel ballroom settings that we have grown accustomed to. If you're the bride or groom that wants to skip the banquet hall setting and stage lights, this list is for you.
An intimate wedding at the Keyaki at Pan Pacific, Singapore.
keyaki at pan pacific / 7 raffles boulevard, singapore
Keyaki at the Pan Pacific Singapore is a hidden gem for engaged couples seeking an intimate and peaceful wedding venue in the heart of the city. Located on the 4th floor of Pan Pac, the Keyaki grounds include a lush Japanese garden setting and a traditional Japanese house that provide a perfect backdrop to your wedding day.
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An Intimate Wedding for Their Closest at Keyaki Pavillion, Pan Pacific Singapore
A wedding dinner reception at Min Jiang Dempsey.
min jiang dempsey / 7a dempsey road, singapore
Tucked in the quiet part of Dempsey is Min Jiang Restaurant, a great location for an after party & dinner celebration for under 100 guests like Stephanie & Timothy did after getting married at the Glory Presbyterian Church the previous morning.
A wedding at the Red House Seafood in Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore.
red house seafood restaurant / 392 havelock road, singapore
Located at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, the Red House Seafood Restaurant is one of my favourite places to photograph weddings in Singapore as a wedding photographer. The round arches leading you into the restaurant splashed with touches of Nanyang-inspired references and the warm pink and red always feels inviting - one of the many great projects by FARM.
A solemnisation ceremony in Empress Restaurant at the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM), Singapore.
empress at acm / 1 empress place, singapore
The Empress restaurant is located in the Asian Civilisation Museum (ACM), just a short walk across the Cavenagh Bridge from the iconic Fullerton Hotel. It's elegantly designed for both lunch and dinner wedding receptions and a great wedding venue for couples that want to break free from the hotel banquet setting.
A wedding at Panamericana restaurant at Sentosa Island, Singapore.
panamericana / 27 bukit manis road, singapore
Just off Bukit Manis Road next to Sentosa Golf Club, you will find Panamericana where you and your guests can watch the sun set as the restaurant is perched on the cliffs facing the sea and smell the salt in the air for a romantic sunset beach wedding for you and your partner.
A solemnisation ceremony at Jade Restaurant in Fullerton Hotel Singapore.
jade at fullerton hotel / 1 fullerton square, singapore
Jade Restaurant is located on the first floor of Fullerton Hotel, offering authentic and elegant Cantonese cuisine. Both the main hall and private room are tastefully decorated with the consistent blue jade seen in the entire space. A great space for a small wedding ceremony for those who want to have a low-key celebration.
A bright and airy wedding at the National Museum of Singapore.
national museum / 93 stamford road, singapore
Food for Thought is a restaurant at the National Museum of Singapore with high ceilings that allow for ample natural light to pour in, serving great food and service for your guests.
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