Wedding Photoshoot Locations in Singapore

Tammy Poh

New member
Hey girls, where are good places for wedding photoshoots? SO and I are planning for our ps now and it would be great to have some ideas on nice places to have our wedding photo shots! :)
 

ladyinwhite

New member
if you get a good photographer, he should be able to work with many of the scenes in singapore. good idea to get some night-shots as well, they add variety to you wedding. Now is christmas time, orchard road is a great place to take your wedding photos, if you dare to take them on orchard streets. :D the effects they can do with the lights are pretty cool, i think it's called bokkeh if i'm not wrong. (blur out the background lights and focus on the couple)

other nice wedding photography places i can think of are:
-mount faber (can have dinner at jewel box!)
- sentosa (choose the area which is clean so that the pictures won't have dirty stuff in the bg)
- chinese garden (great for cultural kind of shots)
- singapore flyer (awesome scenery at the background when you are in the capsule, omg!!)
- railway station at CBD (like those korean railway shots ^^)
 

Floren

New member
don't forget botanic gardens also, one of the most popular places for photoshoot in singapore. saw alot of couples taking their wedding photos during my trips there, their 'shelters' are very pretty, white and have elegant designs. take with the swans also very nice, and have quite a few locations which look very romantic :wub:
 

Sherry

New member
know this place that my photographer friend recommended for sunrise shoots: Changi Coast Road. No people there, only can go on weekends. Huge place to take photos, and about 20 mins from the main road. Only cars smaller than saloon can go through, if you want to walk, will be about an hour. :) it's at lamppost 171
 

AndyHuei

New member
Hi, I am from Fifty Frames Productions, a newly established production company looking to venture into providing videography and photography services for weddings (pre-wedding/actual day).

With building our portfolio and publicizing our services in mind, we would like to offer our services at a minimal fee.

A little about us, we are actually from a TV production company, and have experiences in actual TV production as well as event coverages.

Please feel free to email or call us for more details. We are looking forward to hear from you!

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Thanks once again!
 

rojak

New member
if you get a good photographer, he should be able to work with many of the scenes in singapore. good idea to get some night-shots as well, they add variety to you wedding. Now is christmas time, orchard road is a great place to take your wedding photos, if you dare to take them on orchard streets. :D the effects they can do with the lights are pretty cool, i think it's called bokkeh if i'm not wrong. (blur out the background lights and focus on the couple)

other nice wedding photography places i can think of are:
-mount faber (can have dinner at jewel box!)
- sentosa (choose the area which is clean so that the pictures won't have dirty stuff in the bg)
- chinese garden (great for cultural kind of shots)
- singapore flyer (awesome scenery at the background when you are in the capsule, omg!!)
- railway station at CBD (like those korean railway shots ^^)

But i think thse are very common places.. anyone knows of more unique/retro/interesting shops or streets that would make good photo spots for wedding shoots?
 

rojak

New member
know this place that my photographer friend recommended for sunrise shoots: Changi Coast Road. No people there, only can go on weekends. Huge place to take photos, and about 20 mins from the main road. Only cars smaller than saloon can go through, if you want to walk, will be about an hour. :) it's at lamppost 171

wow. lamppost 171. that's so detailed. =P but how small is small? it's gravel path? i don't really want scratches on my new car.. >.<
 

8 Perpetual

New member
Hi there,

There are many great locations that you can consider actually. It really depends on the kind of feel you would like your shoot to have. Whether you want it to have the vintage dream-like feel, or a more urban dramatic edgy look, or a mixture of both.

Below are some locations you can consider:

Sembawang Park Waterfront
One Fullerton
Botanic Gardens
Old Seletar Camp
Portsdown Road
Upper Seletar Reservoir
Punggol Fields
Singapore Museum
Fort Canning Park
Henderson Waves
MBS

Hope that helps :)
 

rojak

New member
-Sunset
1. Changi Point & Beach/Boardwalk - CHANGI VILLAGE ROAD
To get there, take bus 29 from tampines interchange.keep a lookout for the main gate of commando camp on the left.Once the bus past there ,alight at the next stop. Turn left and walk back along the road to the camp past a old army building.U should come to a T intersection,turn right and walk down the road called Cranwell road till u see the big changi boardwalk sign. Total walk time 5-7 min. If u drive ,just head straight down to the end of Cranwell road. http://www.wildsingapore.com/places/cbw1.htm (By Beserk)

2. Woodlands Town Garden, Lakefront - WOODLANDS CENTRE ROAD
3. Lower Pierce Reservoir Park - OLD UPPER THOMSON ROAD, 7th MILE
4. Punggol Road End - PUNGGOL ROAD END
5. Labrador Park - PASIR PANJANG ROAD
6. Matilda's House - Punggol MRT(walking distance)
7. Changi Coast Road "Lampost 171" - Behind Changi Airport (Via Driving Only) Beautiful place, no crowd, no man's land, huge desert, about 20mins drive from the main road. Accessible only on weekends. Till date, only 4X4 and some LGV can drive right to the end, saloon cars better don't try. About an hour walk from the enterance. Nice scenery all day and night.

8. Upper Seletar Reservoir (Further down from Mandai Crematorium/columbarium)
9. Mt Faber - Harbour Front MRT, walk up Marang Trail
10. Woodlands Waterfront - Admiralty Road West
 

rojak

New member
- Sunrise

1. Lower Seletar Reservoir Park - YISHUN AVENUE 1, LENTOR AVENUE
2. Sembawang Park - SEMBAWANG ROAD END
3. Punggol Beach - Punggol Jetty(Bus 82 from Serangoon Bus Interchange, alight at the terminal station).
4. Changi Coast Road "Lampost 171" - Behind Changi Airport (Via Driving Only) Beautiful place, no crowd, no man's land, huge desert, about 20mins drive from the main road. Accessible only on weekends. Till date, only 4X4 and some LGV can drive right to the end, saloon cars better don't try. About an hour walk from the enterance. Nice scenery all day and night.

- Mid-Day

1. HSBC TreeTop Walk in MacRitchie Reservoir - UPPER THOMSON ROAD
2. Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve - NEO TIEW CRESCENT
3. National Orchid Garden in Singapore Botanic Gardens - CLUNY ROAD
4. Kent Ridge Park - PASIR PANJANG
5. Pulau Ubin - Abandoned Quarries - PULAU UBIN
6. Singapore Zoological Gardens - MANDAI ROAD
7. Changi Coast Road "Lampost 171" - Behind Changi Airport (Via Driving Only) Beautiful place, no crowd, no man's land, huge desert, about 20mins drive from the main road. Accessible only on weekends. Till date, only 4X4 and some LGV can drive right to the end, saloon cars better don't try. About an hour walk from the enterance. Nice scenery all day and night.
 

rojak

New member
for the city lover~~

CITYSCAPE

- Locations & Uncategorised

1. Marina Bay - CBD
2. Jurong East – JURONG EAST CENTRAL
3. Tampines Central – TAMPINES CENTRAL
4. Toa Payoh 40 Storeys HDB Flats – Toa Payoh Lor 2 ( walking dist frm TPY MRT)
5. Textile Centre, top floor (residential) – North Bridge Rd(Nearest MRT Lavander 10min walk)
6. Selegie House – Selegie Rd, Next to NAFA
7. Zhujiao Complex – Little India, 665 Buffalo Road
8. Shaw Tower Beach Road Carpark 11th Floor (Top Carpark deck) - BEACH ROAD
(views of CBD, Suntec and Bugis areas)
9. Bras Basah Complex HDB flat - 24th storey, the one nearest to Raffles Hotel(views of Suntec to Esplanade & IR and Chinatown at 1 side, views of Indoor Stadium & Kallang River at other side)

- Classic Architecture

1. Tiong Bahru SIT Flats– Tiong Bahru Road/Seng Poh Road/Tiong Poh Road
-Alight at Tiong Bahru MRT station, board any bus from Tiong Bahru Plaza Bus stop, alight at the next stop, across the road, whole stretch are the SIT flats.
2. Raffles Hotel (some areas) – Beach Rd
3. Shuang Lin Monastery – 184E Jalan Toa Payoh via Kim Keat Link or Toa Payoh Lor 6
4. Old Supreme Court / City Hall – “To be filled in”
5. CHIJMES – North Bridge Rd(Nearest MRT Cityhall)
6. Stamford House – “To be filled in”
7. Former MPH Building – Stanford Rd
 

rojak

New member
- Modern Architecture

1. Parkview Square (new mimicking old) – North Bridge RD (Nearest MRT Stn Bugis)
2. The Gateway – Beach Rd
3. Esplanade – Esplanade dr(Nearest MRT Stn City hall, go via citylink)
4. Supreme Court (new) – North Bridge Rd
5. National Library – North Bridge Rd(Nearest Mrt Stn Bugis)
6. Fusionopolis (Beside North Buona Vista road, near to the juction of Dover road / nearby AYE
7. Dover MRT station


- Urban Relics

1. Mandai Estate - KRANJI ROAD
2. Jalan Kayu Rural Centre - SELETAR WEST FARMWAY(S)
3. MacKenzie Road Dilapidated Shop-houses – MacKENZIE ROAD
4. Little India - ROCHOR
5. Kampong Glam – NORTHERN SINGAPORE
6. Emerald Hill – Opposite somerset mrt
7. Bishopsgate – “To be filled in”
8. Blair Plains – “To be filled in”

- The Forgotten

1. Old Malay Cemetery – KAMPONG GLAM
2. Old Chinese Cemetery – WOODLANDS ROAD
3. Temenggong Cemetery – MASJID TEMENGGONG
4. Masjid Omar Salmah – JALAN MASSHOR
5. Matilda's House - Punggol MRT(walking distance)
6. Istana Woodnuek - Botanical Gardens
7. British Colonial bungalows - off Canberra Road (Sembawang) and Buona Vista Mrt Stn
 

rojak

New member
and for something more "off the track"

RURALSCAPE

1. Lim Chu Kang / Sungei Kadut - LIM CHU KANG ROAD END
2. Pulau Ubin - PULAU UBIN
3. Changi Coast Road "Lampost 171" - Behind Changi Airport (Via Driving Only) Beautiful place, no crowd, no man's land, huge desert, about 20mins drive from the main road. Accessible only on weekends. Till date, only 4X4 and some LGV can drive right to the end, saloon cars better don't try. About an hour walk from the enterance. Nice scenery all day and night.
4. Hyderabad Road - a favourite spot for wedding couples also.
5. PULAU SEMAKAU, registration with authorities is needed to access the island. been there once. cause of lack of buildings it is a wonderful place with no light pollution. very suitable for astro photographers.
 

scarlettee

New member
How about Tanjong Pagar? Or Changi Coast? I got some nice pictures there. La Salle near bugis has very nice artsy stuff you need prior permission though..
 
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