7 Best Bridal Studios in Singapore (2026): Wedding and Bridal Gown Rental Prices From S$420, and Why the Second Gown Costs More

Formerly known as La Belle Couture, La Belle My Bridal Room is one of Singapore's longer-running bridal boutiques, established in 2006 and, by its own account, having served over 5,000 brides. WHAT IT'S KNOWN FOR: being genuinely one-stop. Beyond wedding gown and suit rental, it runs pre-wedding photography (locally and overseas), actual-day wedding photography and videography, and bridal makeup and hairstyling in-house, so you are coordinating one vendor instead of four, which is the single biggest reason couples pick a full-service studio over assembling their own team. PRICING APPROACH: rather than one fixed package, the studio promotes a Build Your Own Package option under its La Belle Cares banner, letting couples pay only for the services they actually want and engage their own vendors for the rest. That flexibility is useful if you already have, say, a photographer you love but need gowns and makeup. PUBLISHED FROM-PRICES: unusually for a full-service house, La Belle publishes a Rate Card page setting out how the build-your-own package is priced: you choose a gown as the base of the package, with prices stated as starting from S$1,300, then add photography and videography, stated as starting from S$900. Those two numbers are the ones to anchor on, because they put the studio's entry point above the a la carte rental houses on this list but bundled with services those houses do not include. ADDRESS: the boutique for consultations, fittings and gown collection is at 420 North Bridge Road #01-03, North Bridge Centre, Singapore 188727 (+65 8585 4356), and it also operates a separate private gown studio and indoor photography space. WHO IT SUITS: couples who want the whole wedding-day look handled by one team, and who value coordination over squeezing the last dollar out of each line item. WHAT TO CHECK: because pricing is built per couple, get a fully itemised quote in writing: how many gowns, which collection tiers are included, what a premium gown costs to upgrade to, how many hours of photography, how many edited images, and the delivery timeline. Ask specifically which photographer and makeup artist are assigned to your date and to see that person's portfolio. Confirm all current rates and inclusions directly with the studio.

Z Wedding is a Tanjong Pagar bridal house that pairs bridal gown rental with a strong photography arm, covering both pre-wedding shoots and actual-day coverage. WHAT IT'S KNOWN FOR: a fashion-led, editorial look. The studio's own portfolio leans towards styled outdoor and location shoots rather than conventional studio portraiture, and it has long been associated with Chris Ling Photography, so it tends to attract couples who care as much about the images as the gown. That matters more than it sounds: if the photography is the reason you are choosing a studio, you are effectively booking a creative team, not just a wardrobe. SERVICES: bridal gown rentals, pre-wedding photography, and actual-day photography and videography, with personalised consultations as part of the process. ADDRESS AND HOURS: 79 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088500, open daily except Wednesdays, 1pm to 8pm. The afternoon-to-evening window is worth noting if you were planning a morning appointment. WHO IT SUITS: couples who want their gown and their photography to come from the same creative direction, and who are drawn to a more fashion-forward aesthetic than a traditional bridal house. WHAT TO CHECK: Z Wedding does not publish a public rate card, so pricing is quoted on enquiry. Ask for a full written breakdown covering how many gowns are included, the premium-gown policy, hours of photography coverage, number of edited images, whether full soft copies are returned, and the turnaround time. As always, ask which specific photographer is assigned to your date. Confirm current rates and availability directly with the studio.

The Aurora Wedding is the most price-transparent studio on this list, and the one to look at first if your budget is the starting constraint rather than an afterthought. PUBLISHED NETT PRICING: a gown-only Essential Wedding Gown Rental at S$420 nett, covering one off-the-rack wedding gown with basic alteration and laundry included, plus a free tiara, veil and artificial bouquet, with a men's suit at +S$200 and a Kua at +S$300; ROM solemnisation packages from S$288; an all-in-one package from S$798 nett that includes wedding gown rental, tiara, veil, artificial bouquet, men's suit, bridal makeup and hairdo, and one hour of photography coverage; a makeup and hairdo plus photography combination at S$588 nett; and actual-day photography and videography at S$2,888 nett. Those three package prices are labelled early-booking rates: each holds only for the first few couples who book a given wedding date and goes up as that date fills, and the free bonuses bundled with them (a framed canvas, prints, a photo book and a montage video) apply only if you confirm within 24 hours. The S$420 gown-only rental carries no such note. The word doing the work there is NETT. Most Singapore bridal studios quote before 9% GST, so a nett quote is genuinely easier to compare and budget against. WHAT IT'S KNOWN FOR: covering the full range from a small ROM solemnisation through to actual-day coverage, with packages that can be customised, and a large volume of positive reviews. The studio cites over 700 five-star reviews. It is also currently advertising partner perks for booked couples, including a complimentary pre-wedding body treatment and a free brightening laser session worth S$350, both listed as valid to 31 December 2026. HOW IT OPERATES: by appointment, and via WhatsApp only. The studio states it does not take calls or email, with enquiries on +65 8988 0688. Plan around that if you prefer to phone. WHO IT SUITS: couples doing a ROM or a smaller wedding, anyone on a defined budget, and couples who want to know the real number before walking into an appointment. WHAT TO CHECK: with entry-level packages, the important questions are what falls outside the package: extra photography hours, additional gowns or looks, extra edited images, and whether an upgraded gown tier carries a surcharge. Ask what the one hour of photography realistically covers for your schedule. Confirm current package contents and prices directly.

Digio Bridal publishes a full a la carte rate card on its own website, which makes it the easiest studio here to price out before you ever book an appointment, a genuine rarity in a market where most studios quote only on enquiry. PUBLISHED RATES: first gown S$1,280; each additional gown S$980 (gown covers both wedding gowns and evening gowns); after-party short gown S$680; suits at S$380 for one, or S$300 each for two or more. All rates are stated as subject to GST. WHAT'S INCLUDED IN EVERY RENTAL: veil rental, alterations to size, dry cleaning, and a 3-day rental period. Those inclusions matter: alterations and cleaning are exactly the line items that turn a cheap-looking rental into an expensive one elsewhere, so a rate that absorbs them is more comparable than it first appears. COLLECTIONS: the studio organises its gowns into series including sparkle, garden, floral and lace, alongside evening gowns and suits, and it sits alongside related labels Rico-A-Mona, Oriental Outfits and Whitelove Photography. ADDRESS: 12 Hongkong Street, Singapore 059655; +65 9655 9388. WHO IT SUITS: couples who want to budget accurately before committing, anyone renting more than one gown who needs to model the total honestly, and couples who want a bridal wardrobe without being upsold into a full photography package. DO THE MATH FIRST: a two-gown wedding is S$1,280 plus S$980: S$2,260 before GST, roughly S$2,463 after. Compare that against an all-in package rather than comparing the S$1,280 headline. WHAT TO CHECK: whether any gowns sit in a premium tier above the published rate, how the 3-day rental period maps onto your collection and return dates (a separate pre-wedding shoot is likely a separate rental), and the damage and late-return terms. Confirm current rates directly.

Gown and Bridal is a newer entrant welcoming 2026 brides to a new studio, and since our last check it has published the thing almost nobody else in this market publishes: a full three-tier rate card that prices a TWO-gown and a THREE-gown wedding outright, instead of quoting a first gown and leaving you to guess. THE PUBLISHED CARD: Basic, one gown, S$780 (usual price S$980); Classic Duo, two gowns, S$1,480 (usual S$1,960); Trilogy, three gowns, S$2,080 (usual S$2,940), all three marked as a limited-time offer, all including basic alterations, dry cleaning and a private one-to-one fitting. Two add-ons are priced openly too: a traditional Kua rental for the tea ceremony at +S$100 on any package, and a made-to-measure top-up at +S$400 to S$600 if you want the gown built to your measurements rather than altered to them. WHY THAT SECOND NUMBER IS THE POINT: the a la carte houses charge you S$980 for the second gown on top of a S$1,280 first gown. Two gowns here is S$1,480, a shade over S$1,000 less than Digio's S$2,260 before GST (about S$2,463 after), and even THREE gowns at S$2,080 lands below Digio's two. If you want a white gown for the ceremony and an evening gown for the banquet, this is the single most useful comparison on the page. Note also what the rate card does NOT carry: there is no GST line on it, and the studio describes the pricing as flat-rate with no hidden fees, but that is our reading of its page, not a printed "nett", so ask for it in writing. THE RENTAL WINDOW: the card lists a Flexible Rental Period on the single-gown tier and Extended Rental Options on the two- and three-gown tiers, and the studio states plainly that the window is arranged around whether you need the gown for a pre-wedding shoot, the actual day, or both, which makes it the second option on this page, alongside Bone and Grey, that can cover a shoot and a wedding in one booking rather than two. It publishes no fixed number of days, so pin the exact dates down in writing. WHAT ELSE IT OFFERS: made-to-measure bridal gowns, suit rental, and Sangjit gown rental for the Chinese engagement ceremony, plus photography and videography and makeup artist services. It also publishes planning resources including an auspicious wedding dates guide for 2026, a small thing, but a genuinely useful one for couples working around the Chinese lunar calendar, and a sign the studio understands its local market. ADDRESS: 12 Lorong Bakar Batu #06-07, Singapore 347807, by appointment only; +65 8979 1210. Note that this is a studio unit rather than a street-level shopfront, so book before you go. WHO IT SUITS: value-focused couples who want a current-season gown at a lower rate and do not mind working with a newer studio, couples who need two or three looks and want that priced as one number, and anyone wanting the option to add photography and makeup without committing to a large bundled package. THE HONEST CAVEAT: a newer studio has a shorter public track record than the long-established houses on this list, and every tier on that card is flagged LIMITED TIME OFFER against a higher usual price, so it is a promotional card and it will move. Ask what the rate is on the day you book and whether it applies to the full collection or only selected gowns. THE SAME QUESTIONS APPLY: the rental period, the deposit, and the damage policy. See the gowns in person before committing, and confirm current pricing and terms directly with the studio.

K Gown (K Gown Atelier) is a gown-rental specialist rather than a full-service bridal house, and it publishes a fuller rate card than any other studio on this list. Most of which we had not seen until this check. THE RATE CARD: bridal gown rental from S$550, groom suit rental from S$250, bridal makeup and hair from S$250, photography from S$180/hr and videography from S$225/hr, with 5% off if you pair a gown with makeup or a gown with a suit. WHERE THE S$550 COMES FROM, AND WHY IT MATTERS: the ready-to-wear rental is S$750 and includes any ready-to-wear dress (plus-size included), pre-wedding steaming, post-wedding professional cleaning, veil and accessories, and a 3-day rental period, and the studio now sets the two out as a straight choice: Option 01 at S$550 for a gown that already fits off the rack, Option 02 at S$750 when it needs professional basic alteration. That S$550 sits below Bone and Grey's S$680, but it is beaten by The Aurora Wedding's S$420 nett, which includes the alteration K Gown charges S$200 for, so read S$550 as a floor rather than a quote. PACKAGES: a Bridal Styling Package at S$950 (gown and suit rental with alteration, or gown plus makeup with a complimentary fitting, against a S$1,000 usual price), a ROM package at S$1,575 including two hours of photography and both parties styled (usual S$1,926), and semi-bespoke (an existing design rebuilt to your shape) at S$1,250 nett all-in. ONE THING TO WATCH ON ITS OWN PAGE: the summary rate table and the itemised package cards below it disagree. The summary table lists a pre-wedding shoot at S$1,575 while the detailed card for the same package says S$1,935. The actual-day figures now agree at S$2,520 on both, but ask which pre-wedding number applies before you budget against either. THE SAMPLE SALE IS THE REAL FIND: K Gown runs a Quarterly Bridal Unveiling at a flat S$750 to BUY any gown in the studio, against a S$1,500 usual price, in UK 6 to UK 22, with complimentary basic alterations if you commit on the spot. The next two dates are tentatively 26 September 2026 and 26 December 2026. Read that alongside the rental rate: at K Gown, S$750 rents a gown for three days or buys one outright on a sale day. Gowns are sold as-is, with alterations and cleaning charged separately, and there is no online catalogue. The studio says the stock moves faster than it can photograph it. PLUS SIZE: the ready-to-wear rental page now states UK 4 to UK 22 and the quarterly sale states UK 6 to UK 22, so the two pages finally agree at the top of the range, though the FAQ sizing chart on the same site still says UK 16 and above is made-to-order only. The catch is the price, not the size: the dedicated plus-size rental line is published from S$750, so the S$550 floor does not reach plus size, though the plus-size line carries its own quoted rate rather than a surcharge stacked on a standard one. It also runs veil rental and a standalone wedding dress alteration and cleaning service, and cites 300+ five-star Google reviews, 300+ on Carousell and 500+ couples served. Plus-size availability is worth calling out plainly. Many studios carry sample sizes only in a narrow range and rely on alterations to bridge the gap, which limits what you can realistically try on and can add cost. A studio that stocks the range is a materially different experience at the fitting stage. HOW IT OPERATES: from a home studio at Blk 298B Compassvale Street, Singapore 542298, by appointment only, with bookings and enquiries via WhatsApp on +65 8113 9501. A home-studio setup usually means a more private, unhurried, one-couple-at-a-time appointment than a busy shopfront. Some brides much prefer that, others want a formal boutique experience, so it is worth knowing before you book. WHO IT SUITS: brides who need sizes beyond a standard sample range, anyone wanting a custom-made gown, and couples who only need the gown and do not want to be sold a bundled package. WHAT TO CHECK: every figure on that card is a from-price, so ask for a written quote covering the actual rental fee for the gowns you like, whether your gown needs the S$200 alteration step, the rental period, whether dry cleaning is covered, the deposit and the damage policy, and which of the two conflicting pre-wedding and actual-day figures applies. If you are plus-size, ask specifically which designs are available in your size to try on at the appointment rather than to order. Confirm current pricing and availability directly.

Bone and Grey Bridal is the outlier on this list, and deliberately so: it is built around selling rather than renting, for the bride whose taste runs minimal and modern rather than heavily beaded and structured, though as of August 2026 it now rents in Singapore too, which makes it the only label here you can buy from OR rent from. WHAT IT OFFERS: three buying routes: a ready-to-wear collection that ships quickly, Made-to-Order produced after you order, and Bespoke for something built to your design, plus a Singapore rental line. THE RENTAL OPTION, AND WHY IT MATTERS: the studio publishes two Singapore rental products: a 5-day rental at S$680 and a 20-day rental at S$880, the 5-day list covering 19 named gowns and the 20-day list 16, with complimentary delivery to a location of your choice or self pick-up from its Singapore studio (Sentosa delivery adds S$10). Each includes minor alterations depending on the gown and dry cleaning up to S$80 on the 5-day and S$100 on the 20-day, with anything above that at your cost. THE 20-DAY RENTAL IS THE GENUINELY UNUSUAL PART: almost every studio here rents for three days, which covers a wedding day and nothing else, so a pre-wedding shoot months earlier is a second rental at a second cost. A 20-day window, which the studio pitches at destination weddings and overseas photoshoots, can cover a shoot and a wedding in one booking. It is no longer the only route to that, since Gown and Bridal now advertises an extended window on its two- and three-gown tiers, but it is the only one with a stated number of days against a published price. Check the sizing before you plan around it: most rental gowns are listed in US 0-6, only four reach US 10, and the single largest, at US 20, is on the 5-day list only. THE PRICES, COUNTED OFF THEIR OWN CATALOGUE (17 September 2026): the ready-to-wear collection runs 52 styles from S$200 to S$1,280, made-to-order runs 17 styles from S$500 to S$1,800, and a standing sample sale lists 26 pieces from S$200 to S$700, though only 16 of those still have a size in stock. Fifty-five dresses in the catalogue are priced under S$1,000, and the counts have barely moved across three checks since August, so this is a stable collection rather than a flash sale. That is the number that should stop you: a large part of this collection costs less to BUY OUTRIGHT than most studios on this list charge to RENT a first gown. PLUS SIZE: 40 styles are listed in the plus-size range, from S$300 to S$1,800, worth knowing, because plus-size choice is genuinely scarce in Singapore and K Gown is usually the only name mentioned. THE CLEVER PART: the studio runs a service called Forever More, a bespoke tailoring offering that reworks your wedding dress into a wearable everyday piece after the wedding. That directly answers the strongest argument against buying (that the dress hangs in a wardrobe forever), and it changes the cost-per-wear calculation in a way no rental can match. WHO IT SUITS: brides drawn to a clean, contemporary silhouette; ROM and destination brides who need something packable; brides who are hard to fit and would face heavy alteration charges on a rental anyway; and anyone who wants to keep the dress. WHO IT DOESN'T SUIT: if you want a dramatic ballgown, a cathedral train or heavy embellishment, renting from a traditional studio will almost certainly cost you less than buying an equivalent gown. WHAT TO CHECK: it is an online-first retailer, though it does run try-ons in Singapore. Book that before you plan around seeing a dress in person. Check made-to-order production lead times against your wedding date, since made-to-order is produced after ordering and is not a last-minute route, and note that sample-sale pieces are sold in the size they exist in. Budget separately for alterations, which buying does not include. CURRENT OFFER: 10% off your first order with code FIRSTLOOK.