$220
Median benchmark across venue records with Saturday lunch pricing.
Original Data & Research
Singapore Wedding Price Data 2026
A derived view of the current venue database: median ang bao benchmarks, lunch-versus-dinner differences and Saturday dinner price bands across 142 Singapore wedding venues.
142 venue recordsReviewed 9 Sep 20260 official pricing sources0 calculation trailsDownloadable CSV
$245
Median benchmark across venue records with Saturday dinner pricing.
$30
Median Saturday dinner-minus-lunch difference among venues with both sessions.
Saturday dinner price bands
This distribution uses the midpoint where a venue publishes a range. It is intended to show the shape of the current dataset, not to imply that every couple pays the midpoint.
Under $20030 venues
21%$200–24942 venues
30%$250–29940 venues
28%$300+30 venues
21%Median benchmarks by venue category
The category table helps show why a single “Singapore wedding rate” is not very useful. It is derived from the same current venue records used by the calculator and directory.
| Category | Venues | Sat lunch median | Sat dinner median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifestyle Venue | 29 | $195 | $230 |
| Restaurant | 33 | $220 | $245 |
| Hotel | 41 | $198 | $210 |
| 5-Star Hotel | 15 | $245 | $275 |
| Luxury Hotel | 24 | $300 | $345 |
Source coverage
Not every venue publishes a current package publicly. In the present dataset, 0 records have a direct official pricing source, 142 currently rely on a secondary published reference, and 0 still need a source review. We show that distinction rather than presenting every figure as first-party venue pricing.
How to interpret this analysis
The calculations use the current benchmark records, not couples' private invoices. A range such as $280–$320 is represented by its midpoint for aggregate analysis, while missing sessions are excluded. This makes the dataset useful for broad comparison without pretending that a range has one exact “true” price.
Individual venue records may be based on an official venue package or a secondary published reference. The full rate directory identifies the evidence type for each record, and the methodology explains our source hierarchy and update process.