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Cityneon Singapore uses package-based pricing, though specific figures are not publicly listed — contact them directly for a quotation based on your event scope and headcount. As a general Singapore market reference for event planning: full event planning (excluding venue and catering) typically runs S$5,000–25,000+, while more focused services such as decor and balloon installations sit at S$300–1,500 and kids' entertainment packages at S$500–2,500. Photography and videography are priced separately if not bundled. Key cost items to confirm in writing: the deposit on signing (typically 30–50%), the balance payment schedule, hours of coverage or service scope, deliverables timeline, travel surcharge for non-central venues, and GST. See the full Event Planners cost guide for Singapore →

Lead time depends heavily on the event type and date. For weddings, popular planners and vendors book out 6–12 months in advance, with peak Saturdays in March, April, October, and November filling earliest. For corporate events or large-scale activations, 3–6 months is a reasonable planning horizon. For birthday parties, baby full-month celebrations, and smaller functions, 6–12 weeks is typically sufficient for in-demand suppliers, though earlier is always safer if the date is fixed. Confirm whether your preferred date is available before paying any deposit, and ask whether a wet-weather or force-majeure contingency is written into the contract if any portion of the event is held outdoors or in a venue subject to operational restrictions.

Singapore industry standard is a 30–50% deposit on signing to secure the date and begin planning work. The balance is typically due 1–2 weeks before the event. Confirm in writing exactly what the deposit covers — date hold, concept development, vendor coordination hours, any mock-ups or site recces — and whether it is refundable or only transferable to a future date if you need to cancel. Ask specifically about the rescheduling policy if a public-health restriction, venue issue, or force-majeure event requires a date change — reputable planners allow at least one rescheduling within a defined window without forfeiting the deposit. Also request confirmation of public liability insurance, particularly if the event involves setup work at an HDB void deck, condo function room, or hotel venue, as these venues often require the vendor to produce a certificate of insurance before access is granted.