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Venue rental pricing typically comes in two shapes: an hourly hall rate or an all-in package. Function rooms in Singapore generally run S$100–500 per hour with a two-to-four hour minimum, while larger event spaces and ballrooms run S$300–1,500 or more per hour. Per-event packages for small to mid-sized venues typically start around S$1,500–8,000 for a half-day, rising to S$8,000–30,000 or more for full-day ballroom bookings. Creative Eateries Venue is priced in the mid range ($$), so expect packages toward the lower-to-mid portion of those bands. Confirm what is included: aircon hours, basic A/V, on-site staff, setup and teardown access, and cleaning. Ask separately about external-caterer corkage (typically S$3–8 per pax), any in-house F&B minimum spend, liquor arrangements, extended-hours surcharges, and photography or videography permits. See the full Venue Rental cost guide for Singapore →

Confirm the capacity for your specific event format before booking — standing cocktail configurations typically hold 1.5 to 2 times more guests than the same room set up for banquet dining, and theatre seating sits between the two. Ask for the floor plan and any layout restrictions. For F&B, clarify whether the venue operates in-house catering only, permits external caterers (with or without a corkage fee and an approved-caterer list), or allows BYO with a per-bottle corkage charge (typically S$15–30 for wine, higher for spirits). In-house F&B venues usually set a minimum spend per pax that replaces the hall rental fee. If you are planning a wedding solemnisation, confirm whether Creative Eateries Venue is a registered ROM solemnisation venue or whether you will need to arrange a JP independently.

A deposit of typically 30–50% is required to secure the date, with the balance due one to two weeks before the event. Popular Saturday evenings tend to book out six to twelve months ahead, particularly during wedding season in March, April, October, and November, so early enquiry is advisable. Before paying, confirm the noise curfew (most venues in or near residential areas enforce a 10–11pm cut-off), parking arrangements, and accessibility features including lift, ramp, and accessible toilets. Ask what happens if a force-majeure event — such as a public-health restriction or severe weather — requires postponement; reputable venues typically allow rescheduling within six to twelve months without forfeiting the deposit. A site recce before payment is standard and strongly recommended. Do a site recce, confirm capacity for your specific event format, and put the F&B policy, A/V inclusions, noise curfew, setup and teardown access, and rescheduling terms in writing before paying the deposit.