Your wedding photos outlive the day itself, so the photographer is one vendor worth getting right. Singapore's 2026 scene runs from candid photojournalists to fine-art editorial studios, documentary teams and artistic destination names. We mapped 7 of the most-booked, best-reviewed studios across every style, with the real 2026 rate cards (published wedding-day prices start at S$1,200 for 3 hours and S$1,988 for a 6-hour day), what actually drives the price, the 9 to 12 month booking timeline for peak-month Saturdays, and how to read a full gallery before you commit.
Your wedding photos are the one thing that outlives the day itself, and in Singapore the published price for shooting it spans nearly threefold.
> Quick view: the lowest published wedding-day price here is Andri Tei at S$1,200 for 3 hours (S$2,200 for 6), with Bittersweet from S$1,800 and Multifolds from S$1,988 for a 6-hour day. The catch: only 3 of these 7 studios publish a rate card at all.
One of Singapore's best-known full-service wedding teams, shooting warm, candid, photojournalistic weddings with photo and video under one roof.WHAT THEY'RE KNOWN FOR: real, unposed emotion over stiff group shots, a large experienced crew (the studio calls itself Singapore's largest photography and videography wedding team), more than 400 weddings published on its own YouTube channel, and a No.1 placing on SingaporeBrides' 100 Best Wedding Photographers.WHO IT SUITS: couples who want their day to feel authentic and lived-in rather than staged, and who value a big, reliable team with a deep back catalogue. PRICE: rates are NOT published. The ratecard is sent on request via WhatsApp (+65 8870 9655) or email, and a free Zoom consult is offered. One thing worth knowing before you compare quotes: the studio states its prices are nett, with no GST and no service charges, so its figure is the all-in figure, which is effectively 9% better than a studio quoting the same number before tax. Like Multifolds, it sells by photographer seniority, in three tiers (Associate, Senior Associate, and Annabel Law herself), so confirm in writing which tier your quote covers, who is assigned to your date, and the edited-photo count.WORTH KNOWING: it also sells all-in-one wedding packages (venue, photography and videography together) at three partner venues: Tower Club, with a weekday ROM package for under 20 guests and a wedding package for 60 to 150; Furama RiverFront, now listed for 60 to 400 guests on its own venue page (the rates page still prints an older 150-to-200 band); and Grand Shanghai restaurant, for 150 to 250 guests at S$166.80++ a head from 200 guests. That is the shortcut if you want venue and coverage settled in one booking.
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Award-winning studio known for clean, editorial-yet-candid wedding and family photography, offered in Associate and Director photographer tiers so you can match budget to seniority.WHAT THEY'RE KNOWN FOR: consistent, bright, timeless edits and the most genuinely transparent menu on this list, publishing every actual-day tier, every add-on and every surcharge as a number. PRICE (2026, re-verified 6 Oct): actual-day 6h from S$1,988 (Associate) or S$2,498 (Director), with 450+ edited photos; 8h S$2,343 or S$2,898 (500+ photos); 10h S$2,698 or S$3,298 (600+ photos). All tiers include a signature woven gift box with 50 to 60 3R prints and 90 days' online storage. Pre-wedding is S$700 (1.5h, one location) or S$1,000 (3h). Photo and video together runs S$4,088 or S$4,598 (6h), S$4,599 or S$5,109 (8h), and S$4,999 or S$5,509 (10h).WHO IT SUITS: couples who want published, magazine-clean images with clear pricing and a choice of photographer level.THREE THINGS THE RATE CARD DOESN'T SHOW: booking takes a 50% deposit and the studio does not accept soft holds; for any wedding over 4 hours you are asked to provide crew meals and to help coordinate transport between venues; and delivery is stated as within 90 days for the actual day, or 4 to 6 weeks for pre-wedding. If you need it sooner, price the express edit (S$1,000 for a 2-week turnaround) in from the start.
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A creative, concept-driven studio and one of Singapore's more decorated names.WHAT THEY'RE KNOWN FOR: bold, artistic framing and dramatic pre-wedding concepts alongside solid actual-day coverage.WHO IT SUITS: couples who want a signature, art-directed look and a memorable pre-wedding shoot, not just documentation. PRICE: still no figure published anywhere on the site as of 6 Oct 2026, which simply invites you to write in for a quote. Our own indicative band is roughly S$2,500 to S$4,000 for actual-day depending on hours and inclusions; treat that as ours, not the studio's number, and get a written quote. THE TERMS ARE PUBLISHED, THOUGH, and they are the most detailed of any quote-only studio here, buried in a 60-plus question FAQ on the homepage: the package carries no service charge and no taxes, so like Annabel Law the number you are quoted is the nett number; confirmation needs a 50% retainer plus the endorsed paperwork, first come first served, with no tentative bookings; there is no fixed edited-photo count, and the delivered number runs anywhere from about 150 for a simple solemnisation to 800; RAW files are never handed over, and unless you take the S$100 three-year archival option on the invoice, the backups and RAWs are deleted after handover, so a re-edit later is not possible; the early-start surcharge kicks in before 7am, not 6am as at some studios, and it is charged even on a 6.45am start; a same-day highlight needs 6 to 7 consecutive undisturbed hours, so a luncheon usually cannot have one (they will refund it if they cannot meet the window); and every consultation happens at their Beach Road office, with no outside meet-ups, weekday slots from 10am to 7pm and weekend slots needing 1 to 2 weeks' notice.WORTH CHECKING BEFORE YOU BOOK: the accolades page is long and real, listing memberships of the UK Master Photographers Association, the Artistic Guild of the Wedding Photojournalist Association, ISPWP, PPA and WPPI, both a Licentiate (2009) and the higher Associate (2011) Master Photographer accreditation, and four winning entries in the Fearless Awards Collection 20. Its most recent entry, though, is still 2014, so ask to see a full recent wedding gallery shot in your venue type rather than relying on the awards list.
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Husband-and-wife team Jonathan and Samantha, 'keeping it real since 2009', deliver modern, authentic candid wedding, pre-wedding and family photography, shooting in both Singapore and London.WHAT THEY'RE KNOWN FOR: genuine, emotion-first storytelling with a relaxed, unfussy shooting style.WHO IT SUITS: couples who hate posing and want their gallery to feel like the day actually felt. PRICE: published on their own pricing page and re-verified on 6 Oct 2026. Actual wedding day starts at S$1,800, pre-wedding at S$1,000, and milestone or family sessions at S$400. Note that the pricing page is not in the site's menu, so you have to reach it by search or by asking.TWO THINGS TO CHECK EARLY: they shoot photography only and offer no videography at all (they will recommend videographer friends instead), and they state plainly that they do not deliver every frame, curating out duplicates and test shots. Confirm coverage hours and edited-image count for the tier you pick.
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An editorial and fine-art candid studio covering actual-day, pre-wedding, solemnisation and destination shoots.WHAT THEY'RE KNOWN FOR: refined, gallery-lit imagery, with a portfolio heavy on Raffles, St Regis, Capella and Clifford Pier weddings. PRICE: quoted on enquiry. Re-checked on 6 Oct 2026 and the studio still publishes no rate card anywhere on its site, so treat any figure you see quoted elsewhere (including ours: we previously recorded roughly S$2,400 for 8h) as indicative only and get a written quote. WHAT IS PUBLISHED, from their own FAQs, is the fine print that usually matters more (those two FAQ pages are worth bookmarking, because neither is in the site menu: antelopestudios.com/wedding-day-faq and /pre-wedding-faq): payment is a 50% retainer on confirmation with the balance due on the day, by bank transfer, PayNow or cash only; the retainer is non-refundable but transferable to their other services; they guarantee at least 30 edited images per hour booked and typically return 45 to 60, all colour graded with a selection also graded in black and white; the clock they bill starts an hour after your make-up artist arrives and stops after the table photos, and a gap between your morning and evening sessions only counts as a break if it runs 3 hours or longer, otherwise you are billed through it; and an NDA is available at a fee if you want your photos kept private. One term is unusually generous and still live: they allow a postponement without penalty, and while the retainer is not refundable on a cancellation it can be moved to their other services. On pre-wedding they ask you to shoot at least 3 months before the wedding so there is time to edit, and they are explicit that you apply for every location permit yourself.WHO IT SUITS: couples who want a polished fine-art look and are booking early. Antelope opens dates about 1.5 years out, holds a date for only 1 week after the first consult, and says most clients book at least a year ahead.
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A documentary, storytelling-led photographer with a street-photography background who loves intimate, personality-filled weddings.WHAT HE'S KNOWN FOR: unobtrusive, narrative coverage that captures the small in-between moments rather than a checklist of poses.WHO IT SUITS: couples having a smaller or intimate celebration who want an authentic, story-driven gallery over a polished-but-generic one. PRICE: the Rate Card 2026/2027 is published in full on his own site, and most roundups miss it because it is set as images rather than text. Wedding day is S$1,200 for 3 hours, S$2,200 for 6 hours and S$3,300 for 10 hours, each with every image colour edited and an online client gallery; the premier collection, The Lush Wedding, is S$3,500 for 10 hours with 80 4R prints in a name-engraved wooden box. Pre-wedding is S$850 for 2 hours, S$1,500 for 4 and S$2,200 for 6, with a S$2,400 premier, The Quiet Intimacy, on top. A destination package, The Free Spirit, is S$2,500 for 8 hours of coverage across a two-day shoot, excluding airfare and accommodation.ADD-ONS: extra hour S$350, split-day surcharge S$400, same-day highlight S$400, additional photographer S$150 an hour, and a custom wooden box with 50 4R prints S$150. That S$1,200 three-hour block is the lowest published wedding-day price on this list.WORTH KNOWING: he runs a standing bundle discount, S$100 off if you combine the 6-hour wedding day with a pre-wedding shoot and S$200 off with the 10-hour one. He also shoots alone by default (a second photographer is the paid add-on above), delivers at least 500 images for a 10-hour wedding, returns photos in 2 to 3 weeks, takes a 50% confirmation deposit, does not hand over RAWs, and asks for a crew meal.
S$100 off wedding day (6h) + pre-wedding booked together; S$200 off with the 10h wedding day
An artistic, alternative fine-art wedding and pre-wedding photographer working across Europe and Asia, based between Germany and Singapore.WHAT HE'S KNOWN FOR: emotional, painterly, editorial imagery and destination shoots with a distinctive artistic signature, over more than 100 weddings covered.WHO IT SUITS: couples planning a destination or fine-art shoot who want a bold, non-traditional aesthetic rather than standard coverage.WHAT IS PUBLISHED: the Wedding Collection runs from bridal prep through the first dance and includes a complimentary consultation, a minimum of 300 edited high-resolution images, an online gallery and a licence to print for private use, with albums charged separately. Two useful specifics most roundups omit: the full-resolution files are not watermarked, and the licence you get covers printing and distributing them for non-commercial use only. He will book a second photographer if the day needs one, though he notes his assistant usually shoots as well. PRICE: no figure is published. He says there is no fixed formula and quotes each wedding individually, so we have dropped the indicative number we previously carried here.TWO CAVEATS BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE: he holds no dates at all, reserving one only when the retainer and signed contract are in, and the enquiry channels are a German phone number and email, with the most recent work published on the site still dating from 2019 (the footer also still links to Google+, which shut down in 2019). If having a Singapore-based team matters to you, one of the six above is the safer booking.
Get Deal| Studio | Style | Wedding day from (2026) | Price published? | Best for |
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| Annabel Law Productions | Candid photojournalistic + video | Quoted on request | No, ratecard on WhatsApp (nett, no GST) | Authentic, big reliable team |
| Multifolds Photography | Editorial-clean, tiered | S$1,988 (Associate, 6h) | Yes, every tier and surcharge | Clear pricing, magazine look |
| Raymond Phang Photography | Concept-driven, award-decorated | ~S$2,500 (our estimate) | No, but nett: no service charge or tax | Signature art-directed style |
| Bittersweet Photography | Real, unposed (since 2009) | S$1,800 | Yes, starting prices | No-pose galleries, photo only |
| Antelope Studios | Fine-art editorial | ~S$2,400 (our estimate) | No, quoted on enquiry | Fine-art look, early bookers |
| Andri Tei Photography | Documentary storytelling | S$1,200 (3h) / S$2,200 (6h) | Yes, full rate card as images | Intimate days, lowest entry price |
| Chris Yeo Photography | Artistic / destination fine-art | Quoted on request | No, no figure published | Destination and bold aesthetics |
| Package | Typical 2026 range | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| ROM / solemnisation (2 to 4 hrs) | ~S$900 to S$1,600 | Short-form coverage, edited gallery |
| Actual-day, half-day (4 to 6 hrs) | ~S$1,500 to S$2,800 | Ceremony plus key moments |
| Actual-day, full-day (8 to 12 hrs) | ~S$2,500 to S$6,000 | Full coverage, 450 to 700 edited photos |
| Premium / fine-art full-day | S$7,000+ | Second shooter, album, fine-art edit |
| Pre-wedding shoot (local) | ~S$700 to S$1,800 | 1.5 to 3 hrs, one location |
| Photo + video combo | ~S$2,500 to S$5,500 | Aligned photo and video team, highlight reel |
Prices are approximate 2026 bands set by each studio. They move with coverage hours, second shooter, album, and how established the name is. The three studios above that publish a rate card (Multifolds, Bittersweet and Andri Tei) are the ones you can check yourself; for the other four, get the current package and inclusions in writing.
The quoted package is rarely the final bill. Before you sign, ask the studio to price these in writing, because most Singapore rate cards charge for at least a few of them:
Ask for the all-in figure including GST and every surcharge that applies to your date, not the headline package price. That is the number to compare across studios.
A second shooter is a photographer who works alongside your main one. Two studios here publish the add-on rate, and they are not close. Andri Tei charges S$150 an hour, which works out to about S$900 on a 6-hour day and S$1,500 on a 10-hour one. Multifolds charges a flat S$1,100 for 6 hours and S$1,600 for 10. At premium fine-art studios a second shooter is often bundled into the top tier rather than sold separately, which is part of why those packages start above S$7,000.
You probably don't if: you are having a ROM or an intimate lunch under about 15 tables, everything happens in one venue, and the timeline is linear. In that case the money is better spent on more coverage hours or an album.
Two things to settle in writing. First, whether the second shooter's images are edited and included in your final count, or delivered as a separate batch. Second, who the second shooter actually is, since at larger studios it is often a rotating associate rather than a named photographer. Note also that some photographers shoot solo by design: Andri Tei says he always shoots alone unless you top up, and Chris Yeo books a second only when the day calls for it, though his assistant usually carries a camera too.
For a FULL-DAY actual-day package (8 to 12 hours) from an established Singapore studio, budget roughly S$2,500 to S$6,000 in 2026. Shorter coverage is cheaper: a ROM or solemnisation shoot (2 to 4 hours) runs about S$900 to S$1,600, and an actual-day half-day about S$1,500 to S$2,800. Premium fine-art studios with a second shooter, hand-bound album and fine-art editing sit above S$7,000. The three studios on this list that publish a rate card show how it actually scales: Andri Tei charges S$1,200 for 3 hours, S$2,200 for 6 and S$3,300 for 10; Multifolds charges S$1,988 to S$2,698 on its Associate tier for 6 to 10 hours, and S$2,498 to S$3,298 on Director; Bittersweet starts at S$1,800. A local pre-wedding shoot adds about S$700 to S$1,800, and a printed album another S$600 to S$1,800. Photo and video combos with an aligned team typically run S$2,500 to S$5,500, with Multifolds' published combos at S$4,088 to S$5,509. What drives the number: coverage hours, whether there's a second shooter, album inclusion, and how established the photographer is. Always confirm the current package and exactly what's included (hours, number of edited images, album, travel) in writing.
Two of our seven picks publish the add-on rate and they price it very differently. Andri Tei charges S$150 an hour, so about S$900 on a 6-hour wedding day and S$1,500 on a 10-hour one. Multifolds charges a flat S$1,100 for 6 hours and S$1,600 for 10. At premium fine-art studios the second shooter is usually bundled into the top tier rather than sold as a line item, which is part of why those packages start above S$7,000. Budget S$900 to S$1,600 as the realistic Singapore range for a full wedding day. Whether it is worth it depends on your timeline rather than your budget: if the gate-crash and bridal prep run simultaneously in two homes, or you have 30 or more tables, or the ceremony and cocktail hour overlap, one camera physically cannot cover it. For a ROM or an intimate lunch in a single venue, put the money into coverage hours or an album instead. Two things to settle in writing: whether the second shooter's images are edited and counted in your final delivery, and who that photographer actually is, since at larger studios it is often a rotating associate.
For a Saturday in a peak month (March, July, November, December), book 9 to 12 months ahead, because the most in-demand photographers close out that early. Antelope Studios opens dates about 1.5 years out and says most of its clients book at least a year ahead. For a weekday ROM you can often book 6 to 8 weeks out, but popular names still fill fast, so earlier is safer. If you want a pre-wedding shoot too, book at least 4 to 6 months before your wedding date, since most pre-wedding sessions happen 2 to 4 months before the actual day, and Antelope asks for at least 3 months so there is time to edit. Be aware that a soft hold is rarely a real hold: Antelope keeps a date for only 1 week after the first consult, Multifolds does not accept soft bookings at all, and Chris Yeo reserves nothing until the retainer and signed contract are in. The rule of thumb: lock your photographer as soon as your venue and date are confirmed, because it is one of the first vendors to sell out.
CANDID / PHOTOJOURNALISTIC: the photographer stays unobtrusive and captures real, unposed emotion as it happens, from laughter and tears to the in-between moments. Best if you want your day to feel authentic rather than staged. FINE-ART / EDITORIAL: styled and deliberately lit like a magazine shoot, so fewer frames but each is polished and painterly, often with more direction from the photographer. Best if you love a curated, aesthetic look. DOCUMENTARY: shoots the whole day's story start to finish with minimal interference, delivering a fuller narrative gallery. Many studios blend styles, so the real test is to view a FULL single wedding gallery rather than just the highlight reel, because that shows the consistency you'll actually receive across your whole day.
Where budget allows, book photo and video as ONE aligned team (same studio or partnered vendors). Two independent crews who've never worked together can block each other's angles and give you mismatched styles between your photos and film. An aligned duo coordinates positions, shares a shot plan, and delivers a cohesive look, so the photos and the highlight reel feel like the same wedding. Combined photo and video packages in Singapore typically run S$2,500 to S$5,500; Multifolds publishes its own at S$4,088 to S$5,509 depending on hours and photographer tier. Note that two of our picks cannot do this in-house at all: Bittersweet offers no videography and will refer you to videographer friends, and Andri Tei shoots stills only. If you do hire separately, at least introduce the two teams beforehand and agree on priorities, such as who gets the front position during the march-in and vows.
Roughly 450 to 700 edited images for a full day, delivered in a full-resolution online gallery plus web-sized files for sharing. The studios on this list that publish counts show how it scales with hours: Multifolds returns 450+ edited photos on its 6-hour tier, 500+ on 8 hours and 600+ on 10; Antelope guarantees at least 30 images per hour booked and says it typically returns 45 to 60 per hour; Andri Tei delivers at least 500 for a 10-hour wedding. So the honest way to read any quote is PER HOUR, not as a headline number, because 'over 500 photos' means very different things on a 6-hour and a 10-hour package. TURNAROUND VARIES FAR MORE THAN COUPLES EXPECT, and the contract number is the one that binds. A sneak peek of a handful of edited shots usually lands within 1 to 2 weeks. For the full gallery, Andri Tei states 2 to 3 weeks after the wedding, while Multifolds' stated window is within 90 days (4 to 6 weeks for pre-wedding). If you ordered an album, proofs typically follow in another 4 to 12 weeks. Express editing is a paid add-on where it's offered: Multifolds charges S$1,000 for a 2-week turnaround on photo and video, and S$400 for a same-day edit, which is also Andri Tei's same-day highlight price. Confirm the exact number of edited images (not raw files, since most studios don't hand over RAWs) and the turnaround in writing. A printed or hand-bound album usually adds about S$600 to S$1,800 depending on size and finish.
Three levers cut the price without dropping to an inexperienced shooter. FIRST, shorten the coverage. Most studios sell 3, 6, 8 and 10-hour tiers, and dropping from 10h to 6h saves S$700 to S$1,100 at the studios that publish both (Multifolds S$2,698 to S$1,988 on Associate; Andri Tei S$3,300 to S$2,200). Cover the gate-crash and ceremony, and let the banquet run on a shorter block. SECOND, take the associate tier: at studios that publish one, Multifolds prices Associate from S$1,988 against Director from S$2,498 for 6 hours, and you get the studio's editing style and workflow at a lower rate. THIRD, avoid the premium dates, because a peak-month Saturday, a public holiday or its eve, and any start before 7am all carry surcharges. On published prices, the lowest wedding-day entry point among our picks is Andri Tei's 3-hour block at S$1,200, which suits a ROM or a short celebration; Bittersweet's S$1,800 is the lowest published start for a longer day; and per hour of coverage, Multifolds' Associate 10-hour tier is the cheapest of the three at about S$270 an hour. Below roughly S$1,500 for a full day you're usually looking at a solo freelancer or a very new shooter, which can still work, as long as you insist on seeing a full single wedding gallery rather than a highlight reel.
Almost none of them hand over RAWs, and the studios on this list that address it say so bluntly. Raymond Phang states it will never return RAW files, comparing it to asking a chef for the raw ingredients; Andri Tei also does not hand over RAWs. Bittersweet goes a step further and tells you upfront that it does not deliver every frame it shoots, curating out duplicates and test shots, so the count you receive is a curated set rather than the card contents. What you get instead is the edited gallery: all images colour graded at Antelope (with a selection also graded in black and white), all images colour edited at Andri Tei, and unwatermarked full-resolution files from Chris Yeo. HOW LONG THEY KEEP THEM IS THE PART COUPLES MISS, and it is not forever. Multifolds includes 90 days of online storage in every actual-day tier, so download and back up your gallery the week it lands. Raymond Phang is the clearest and the strictest: unless you take the S$100 archival option on your invoice, which covers 3 years, it deletes the backups and RAW files from its server after handover and keeps only a few selected JPEGs, which means a re-edit or a black-and-white shot recovered in colour is no longer possible later. Two things to settle in writing: how long your online gallery stays live, and what the licence lets you do. Chris Yeo's covers printing and distributing for non-commercial use only, and most Singapore studios are similar, so if you want a photo used in an advertisement or by a vendor, ask first.
