As time-consuming and costly as weddings can be, not all of us may choose to fly overseas for our wedding photo shoot. But staying in our tiny island doesn’t mean we’re ready to compromise on our album #goals.
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After speaking to professional wedding photographers, we’ve been let in on where you can find the most picturesque nature spots for your wedding shoot—right here in Singapore.
No time to jet off to the Hamptons? No worries, Raffles Marina Lighthouse will take you there with its pristine and serene backdrop.
will take you there with its pristine and serene backdrop.
Location: 10 Tuas West Drive, Singapore 638404
Stepping away from the hustle and bustle of the main city, the Lalang fields in Tuas will transport you to the Wild West where you’ll be free to frolic around the tall, grassy fields.
Location: Tuas South Ave 7
Fool your Facebook friends into thinking you did a destination shoot on a beach in Bali by playing around with the waterfront reflections at the Keppel Club.
Location: 10 Bukit Chermin Road, Singapore 109918
The contrast of Fort Canning Park’s greenery and old fixtures adds a touch of mystery and drama to your wedding shoot that’ll give you some major fantasy movie feels.
Location: River Valley Road, Singapore 179037
Hop on a ferry to Pulau Ubin to capture Sepia-toned photos for a Kampung wedding theme circa 1960.
Location: Pulau Ubin Sensory Trail
Play around with your angles and get some breathtaking shots that’ll look like you and your beau stepped into an enchanted forest.
Location: 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569
Spanning over 2.2km long, the Changi Boardwalk offers European style coastline views that are exceptionally stunning during sunset.
Location: 7A Gosport Road, Singapore 509710
With tall grass, horses and picket fences, Bukit Timah Saddle Club will let you escape the city life to pretend you’re a country girl—for the duration of your photoshoot, at least.
Location: 51 Fairways Drive, Singapore 286965
It’s not often you’ll find a vast, open grassy field in Singapore but this spot in East Coast Park is perfect for simple yet creative shots that look straight out of a movie set.
Location: ‘Do Not Step on the Cirrus Clouds’ sign, near 1300 East Coast Park, Area F, Bougainvillea Garden
The pale and misty effect you’ll achieve in your wedding photos will have your friends and family wondering which cold-weather country you flew to for these shots.
Location: Punggol Promenade Nature Walk
For maximum fairy tale vibes, head to the reservoir early in the morning to catch the fog rolling over the waters.
Location: Lower Peirce Reservoir Boardwalk
The photogenic Lorong Halus Bridge along Punggol Waterway will take you back to the industrial revolution and bring your wedding photos to new heights.
Location: Lorong Halus Bridge
Save airfare and travel to Little Guilin for the dramatic scenery to trick people you’re in China.
Location: Bukit Batok Nature Park
With sandy pathways lined with palm trees, no one will know you weren’t actually soaking up the sun on the shores of Hawaii.
Location: 101 Siloso Road, Singapore 098970
The giant bird cages in Park Royal on Pickering are a comfortable and convenient way to achieve nature shots without actually going outdoors.
Location: 3 Upper Pickering Street, Singapore 058289
An alternative to the usual East Coast Park shots, Pulau Punggol offers a more secluded alternative if you’re searching for a breakwater backdrop.
Location: Near Seletar Airport
As your wedding photos will serve as mementoes from your special day for the rest of your life, they should be nothing short of amazing.
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