The best wedding photographers in Singapore

Its site says it has photographed weddings and families since 2010. The pages read name no company. ACRA's dataset shows a business named Multifolds Photography registered on 21 September 2010 and since cancelled, and Multifolds Photography Global Pte. Ltd., whose activity is given as photography services, incorporated on 5 July 2012 and live.

CASE's list of CaseTrust-accredited businesses, read on 8 October 2026, does not name Multifolds Photography. The list has no accreditation scheme for wedding or photography businesses.

Its site shows the portfolios of 5 photographers and prices each wedding-day package at two levels, Associate and Director.

Publishes its wedding-day photography prices: 6 hours at S$1,988 with an Associate or S$2,498 with a Director, 8 hours at S$2,343 or S$2,898, and 10 hours at S$2,698 or S$3,298. Packages that add video run from S$4,088 to S$5,509.

The 6-hour package lists more than 450 edited photos, a gift box of 50 to 60 3R prints and 90 days of online storage; the 10-hour package lists more than 600 photos. Its wedding-day page says the edited gallery is delivered within 90 days.

Lists its extra charges for photography: S$250 for an added hour with an Associate and S$300 with a Director, S$330 for a split day, S$360 for a public holiday or its eve, S$100 an hour before 6am, and S$1,100 or S$1,600 for an added assistant photographer for 6 or 10 hours.

Asks for a 50% deposit to confirm a booking and says it takes no provisional bookings: first come, first served. For weddings longer than 4 hours it asks the couple to provide meals for its crew.

Its site and its rate card say it has been working since 2010, and the foot of its pages names AndroidsinBoots Pte Ltd. ACRA's dataset shows Androidsinboots (Still+Motion) LLP registered on 19 December 2012 and since struck off, and Androidsinboots Pte. Ltd., whose activity is given as photography and cinematography services for wedding couples, incorporated on 1 July 2016 and live.

CASE's list of CaseTrust-accredited businesses, read on 8 October 2026, does not name AndroidsinBoots. The list has no accreditation scheme for wedding or photography businesses.

Its rate card says the team numbers close to 20. Wedding-day photography is priced at four levels of photographer: Associate, Junior Principal, Principal and Senior Principal.

Publishes a rate card for 2026 and 2027. Wedding-day photography by one main photographer costs S$1,600 to S$3,100 for 6 hours and S$2,200 to S$4,400 for 10 hours, depending on the photographer's level. Photography of a marriage registration, 2 hours, costs S$600 to S$1,200.

The 6-hour package lists up to 400 colour-edited photos and the 10-hour package up to 800. Its FAQ gives a lead time of 2 to 3 months for photos and videos and says raw files are not returned.

Lists its extra charges for photography: S$220 to S$440 for an added hour, S$300 for a split day, S$150 for coverage before 6am, and S$600 or S$1,000 for a second photographer for 5 or 10 hours.

Takes 50% of the package price as a non-refundable deposit to confirm a booking, with the remaining 50% due 1 to 2 weeks after the wedding day. It accepts PayNow, bank transfer and cheque.

Its site says it began as Colossal Photos in December 2012 with a team of 4, photographing music and entertainment events, and its FAQ names Colossal Productions. ACRA's dataset shows Colossal Productions registered on 14 January 2013 and Colossal Weddings, whose activity is given as photography and videography production for weddings, registered on 23 December 2022. Both are live and registered at the same Arab Street postcode.

CASE's list of CaseTrust-accredited businesses, read on 8 October 2026, does not name Colossal Weddings. The list has no accreditation scheme for wedding or photography businesses.

Its site says the weddings team has grown to 18 photographers and that its standard wedding-day packages send 2 of them. Its FAQ says couples may ask for particular photographers, that photographers are scheduled 1 month before the wedding, and that it does not guarantee the photographers asked for.

Publishes its prices for 2026 and 2027. Wedding-day photography by 2 photographers costs S$1,638 for 1 to 3 hours, S$2,638 for 4 to 8 hours, S$3,438 for 9 to 12 hours and S$4,338 for 13 to 16 hours. Packages with 1 photographer, for ceremonies of 200 guests or fewer, start at S$1,238 for 1 to 2 hours.

Its price list gives the 4-to-8-hour package a maximum of 450 images, an online gallery and the digital images in a keepsake box; its wedding-day page gives the same package a maximum of 400. Its FAQ says the maximum is the number it promises to deliver and that it returns every image that meets its standard. Photos are delivered 4 to 8 weeks after the wedding.

Lists its extra charges: S$300 for an added hour with 2 photographers, S$388 a day to ask for a lead photographer, and S$500 for delivery in 2 weeks. Its FAQ says there is no surcharge for an early start, that hours cannot be split within one day, and that the 9-to-12-hour and 13-to-16-hour packages may be split across days at no extra cost.

Meets couples at its studio by appointment. Its pages say a package may be upgraded before the wedding but not downgraded, and that it accepts cash, bank transfer, cheque and PayNow. The pages read state no deposit amount.

Its site calls it Smittenpixels Co., a collective of image and film makers; the pages read give no founding year. ACRA's dataset shows a business named Smittenpixels Photography registered on 6 April 2014, whose registration has since ceased, and Smittenpixels Co Pte. Ltd. incorporated on 22 October 2017 and live.

CASE's list of CaseTrust-accredited businesses, read on 8 October 2026, does not name Smittenpixels. The list has no accreditation scheme for wedding or photography businesses.

Its team page introduces 6 photographers and 4 filmmakers.

Photographs wedding days, engagement sessions, destination weddings, maternity, families and portraits, and films weddings; a same-day edit is among its films.

The pages read show no prices and no deposit terms, and the link to its FAQ page answers 'page not found'. Enquiries go through a form that asks for the venue, the date and whether the wedding is a lunch or a dinner.

The pages read give no founding year and name no company. ACRA's dataset shows Said & Meant., a business whose activity is given as wedding photography, registered on 20 May 2015 and live.

CASE's list of CaseTrust-accredited businesses, read on 8 October 2026, does not name Said & Meant. The list has no accreditation scheme for wedding or photography businesses.

Its site says it photographs weddings for a group of 15 couples each year, and its contact page says it takes on a small number of weddings a year.

The pages read show no prices, packages or booking terms. Its site has four pages: a home page, an about page, a portfolio and a contact page, which gives an email address.

Its about page says the business started in 2016 and has served more than 900 couples, and the foot of its pages names Knotties Frame Pte. Ltd. ACRA's dataset shows that company incorporated on 17 January 2018 and live.

CASE's list of CaseTrust-accredited businesses, read on 8 October 2026, does not name Knotties Frame. The list has no accreditation scheme for wedding or photography businesses.

Its rate card prices wedding-day photography with 1 photographer and lists an 8-hour wedding video as a separate package.

Publishes its rate card. Wedding-day photography costs S$1,500 for 3 hours, S$2,400 for 6 hours and S$3,000 for 8 hours. For a marriage registration or solemnisation it lists S$600 for 1 hour and S$1,100 for 2 hours.

The 3-hour, 6-hour and 8-hour packages list 150, 300 and 400 edited photos 'and above', with an online gallery.

Lists added coverage at S$300 an hour, and a surcharge of S$100 on weekends and public holidays for the registration and solemnisation packages. The pages read state no deposit or payment terms.

The pages read give no founding year. ACRA's dataset shows Andri Tei Photography, a business whose activity is given as wedding photography, registered on 23 July 2018 and live.

CASE's list of CaseTrust-accredited businesses, read on 8 October 2026, does not name Andri Tei Photography. The list has no accreditation scheme for wedding or photography businesses.

Its FAQ says the photographer always shoots alone, on wedding days and at pre-wedding shoots, and that this is full-time work. It says a replacement of similar style would be arranged if the photographer could not attend, which it says has not happened.

Publishes a pricing guide for 2026 and 2027, as pictures. Wedding-day coverage costs S$1,200 for 3 hours, S$2,200 for 6 hours and S$3,300 for 10 hours; a S$3,500 package adds 80 4R prints and a wooden box to the 10 hours.

Every wedding-day package lists all images colour-edited and an online gallery. Its FAQ says a full day of 10 hours yields at least 500 images, that photos are typically ready 2 to 3 weeks after the wedding, and that raw files are not returned.

Lists its extra charges: S$350 for an added hour, S$400 for a split-day wedding, S$400 for a same-day highlight and S$150 an hour for an additional photographer.

Sends an agreement and takes a deposit of 50% of the package price to hold the date. Its FAQ asks couples to provide a meal, and says flights and accommodation are an added cost for a wedding overseas.