Events and catering in Singapore

Browse trusted caterers, event planners and culinary professionals in Singapore, reviewed by the people who hosted with them.

Top events and culinary providers in Singapore

Covering Singapore and nearby areas

  • Central region
  • East region
  • North region
  • North-east region
  • West region

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Nabil

Singapore, Sep 2026

I’ve been working with the team for about 2 years now, and they’re extremely good, probably the best PTs I’ve worked with. The training is very bespoke, I have quite a lot of injuries, and all the workouts and routines are tailored very specifically to my needs. I was able to get quite a big increase in my fitness and lost a lot of weight without risking any injury at all. For the service I get, it feels very reasonable, and I’d absolutely recommend them.

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Hayley

Singapore, Aug 2026

I’m still with Gillian and she’s really helpful and provides very good services. I’ve been with her for many months, and throughout the singing bowl sessions she really puts in a lot of effort and has surprised me in all the sessions. The singing bowl she uses is actually different each time to help with the goal I set, and at the end of the sessions she is able to deliver on the goal we set. The price also feels quite reasonable compared to the market.

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Nicholas

Singapore, Sep 2026

Jason is brilliant and has done a great job taking care of me. He has also taken care of my wife and a few other friends that I have referred to him over the years, and I could not recommend him highly enough. He is very thorough and thoughtful, and it is not just about the adjustments, he is very good at giving exercises and instructions for me to do myself to maintain the good stuff he is doing. The pay per session rate feels a bit expensive, but on a plan it is good value.

What to know about events & culinary in Singapore

Singapore takes food safety seriously, and that works in your favour when hiring. Anyone preparing food for sale needs a licence from the Singapore Food Agency, so a caterer operating from an unlicensed home kitchen is not simply cutting corners, they are working outside the rules and your guests carry the risk. Halal claims are worth checking too, since certification comes from MUIS and is displayed with a certificate rather than a sticker anyone can buy. Venues add their own layer: void deck events and alcohol both need permits. Locallista lists caterers, planners, private chefs and event providers in Singapore, screened before listing and ranked only on phone-verified reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my caterer need a licence?
Yes. Preparing food for sale requires a licence from the Singapore Food Agency, and caterers work from licensed premises. A home-based operator selling food to the public without one is outside the rules, which matters most when you are feeding a room full of guests.
How do I check a halal claim?
Halal certification in Singapore comes from MUIS, and certified establishments hold a certificate with a validity period rather than just a logo on a menu. If it matters for your guests, ask to see the current certificate, and check that it covers the kitchen preparing your food.
Do I need a permit for an event at a void deck?
Yes, void deck bookings go through the town council or the relevant community body, and there are rules on noise and timing. Condo function rooms have their own booking process and deposits. Sort the venue before you book vendors, not the other way round.
What about serving alcohol?
Selling alcohol requires a licence, and there are restrictions on late-night drinking in public places. For a private event where drinks are included in what you paid a caterer, ask them directly how they handle it, because a good vendor will already have an answer.
How far ahead should I book?
Several months for a wedding or a large corporate event, and longer around festive periods and popular dates, when the best caterers and venues go first. For a small dinner a few weeks is usually fine, though private chefs also book up at weekends.
How much do bakers & patissiers cost in Singapore?
Bakers in Singapore charge around S$4 for an artisan pastry, S$30 to S$60 for a ready made cake and S$150 to S$380 for a typical custom order.
How much do catering companies cost in Singapore?
Catering in Singapore is priced per pax: around S$10 to S$22 for a mini buffet, S$18 to S$35 standard and S$35 to S$60 and up for premium.
How much do djs and musicians cost in Singapore?
DJs and musicians in Singapore charge S$500 to S$1,000 for a solo act or party DJ, S$800 to S$1,500 for a wedding DJ and S$1,000 to S$4,500 for a live band.
How much do events and party organizers cost in Singapore?
A corporate event in Singapore runs from around S$18,000 for 50 to 80 guests up to S$250,000 and beyond for 500 plus.
How much do photographers cost in Singapore?
Photographers in Singapore charge S$180 to S$350 for a studio headshot session, S$500 to S$1,000 for 2 to 3 hours of event coverage and S$2,500 to S$6,000 for a full wedding day.
How much do videographers cost in Singapore?
Videographers in Singapore charge S$150 to S$300 an hour for event coverage, S$800 to S$1,500 for a half day and S$600 to S$6,000 for a wedding depending on hours and team size.