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Modern weddings cover a much broader range of styles than the traditional long white dress, church ceremony and three-course dinner and dancing that has been the norm for so long. Singapore brides are bored with 'what everybody else does', and want to do it their own way! When it comes to your wedding banquet, there are a few things you should look out for to make sure that you can put your own individual stamp on the day.

Planning is essential - Singapore is a population-dense city, and weekend dates for the best venues are often booked out up to a year in advance. You'll want to make sure that your banquet facility in Singapore has ample room for all your guests ... and this means leaving a generous number in between your guest list, and the recommended maximum capacity. Guest lists often grow as the day approaches!

Similarly, make sure that any cancellations will not put you under the Singapore hotel or function room's stated minimum. Look for added extras when you book function rooms in Singapore, like free Singapore hotel rooms, champagne and breakfast for two, late checkout, and facilities that allow you to have a small free trial dinner. The best venues will include Chinese tea, soft drinks and mixes for free in the catering cost, as well as fruit cake and pralines. So, where are these amazing venues?!

Novotel Clarke Quay Singapore hotel is one of the most professional providers of banquet facilities in Singapore. When you hold your wedding at Novotel Singapore, the bride and groom get free accommodation for the night in a luxurious suite, a free selection of the Chef's personally chosen appetizers, as well as champagne and chocolates.

Special rates are also available for any family and friends that wish to stay the night - if you plan on squeezing every minute out of your wedding day, this could be the safest option! Wedding suites at Novotel Clarke Quay go the extra mile, even with their already sleek, luxurious design. Flowers on the bed, a scattering of rose petals, and a sweet teddy couple wait to greet you in your room, along with extra pillows for 'relaxing', and your midnight snacks!

Banquet-wise at Novotel Clarke Quay Singapore hotel, you'll be assigned a special wedding organizer, making the arrangements for your special day all the easier. Look out for the awesome discounts that are often available through the hotel - a recent one offered S$88 off per table, for guests that booked over the Bridal Bliss Extravaganza in Singapore.

You can choose from function rooms seating 24 tables (the Cinnamon room), or up to 50 tables (the Phoenix ballroom). Cuisine is restaurant-quality, and menus are usually traditional Chinese with various dietary options.

Four Seasons Singapore Hotel is already well-known for its luxury, and this carries over to its wedding packages also. Going above and beyond the call of duty, when you book the wedding function rooms at this Singapore business hotel, you get two nights' free accommodation, rather than one, and complimentary American breakfasts both mornings.

Champagne and chocolates are in room, and specially designed invitations and guest registration book are available for couples. There is a huge range of freebies, like a champagne pyramid and wedding cake for the reception, heart-shaped chocolates in gift boxes for each guest, and a free dinner for eight for menu-tasting purposes prior to the big day.

M Hotel is usually known as a Singapore business hotel, but an also create sleek, modern wedding day banquets. Weekday receptions at this Singapore banquet facility enjoy S$100 per table lower cost than weekend weddings, and you have features like an 8-course Chinese menu, free-flow beer all night or a bottle of house wine per table, free Singapore accommodation and breakfast in the bridal suite and a wedding cake and champagne pyramid. There is even dry ice and a fanfare available for the bride's entrance!

Novotel Clarke Quay is situated in the heart of Singapore which is one of Singapore's best located hotels. Click to find out more about this luxury Singapore Hotel.

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