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IA Meetings Singapore prices event planning services on a package basis, and the cost varies significantly by event type, scope, and duration. As a reference point, full event planning packages in Singapore (excluding venue hire and catering) typically range from S$5,000 to S$25,000+ depending on complexity. Corporate meetings, product launches, and conferences with multi-vendor coordination sit at the higher end; smaller social or networking events may fall in the S$2,000–8,000 range. When requesting a quote, confirm what is included — concept and planning hours, vendor sourcing and management, on-site coordination staff, setup and teardown supervision — versus what is billed separately. Clarify the deposit amount (typically 30–50% on signing), the balance payment schedule, the travel or surcharge for non-central venues, and whether GST applies to the quoted figure. See the full Event Planners cost guide for Singapore →

Lead time depends heavily on event type. For corporate conferences, product launches, or large networking events requiring venue sourcing, audio-visual coordination, and multi-vendor management, a minimum of three to six months is advisable — popular venues and key vendors get booked quickly, especially around peak business calendar periods (Q1 and Q4). For smaller corporate meetings or social functions with a fixed venue already secured, six to twelve weeks is generally workable, though tighter timelines are possible depending on complexity and availability. If any outdoor component is planned, discuss the wet-weather backup contingency at the briefing stage rather than the week before. Confirm whether the deposit locks in the date exclusively and ask about the rescheduling policy in writing — particularly relevant for events that may be affected by public-health restrictions or venue changes.

The Singapore events industry standard is a 30–50% non-refundable deposit paid on contract signing to secure the date and commence planning work. The balance is typically due one to two weeks before the event. Confirm in writing exactly what the deposit covers — date hold, initial planning consultations, vendor brief preparation, and any mock-up or proposal development hours. On cancellation, deposits are generally non-refundable but may be transferable to a rescheduled date within an agreed window. Ask specifically about the policy if a force-majeure event (venue closure, public-health restriction, or severe weather) requires postponement — reputable planners allow rescheduling without forfeiting the deposit in genuine cases. Also confirm whether public liability insurance documentation will be provided, as HDB void decks, condo function rooms, and hotel venues increasingly require a copy of the certificate before permitting setup.