Anonymous

28 Jul 2023

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Planning on my wedding venue soon. My fiancee would prefer a venue with outdoor solemnisation followed by indoor wedding lunch. Any idea which place will be ideal?

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SH

06 Aug 2023

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LLy

Edited 02 Aug 2023

You can also look at the venues along Singapore River, Havelock Road side, eg Grand Copthorne Waterfront, Four Point by Sheraton, M Social etc.

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01 Aug 2023

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