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JNR Entertainment Baby uses package-based pricing for baby celebrations. In the Singapore market, baby full-month and 100-day bundles typically range from S$300 to S$2,000 depending on scope — entry packages covering basic décor and standard items sit at the lower end, while fuller setups including balloon installations, photo booths, entertainment, and custom elements can approach or exceed the upper end. Itemise what you need confirmed in writing before paying a deposit: the specific items and services included in the package, hours of setup and teardown, any travel or surcharge for non-central venues, the deposit amount (typically 30–50% of the total package), the balance payment schedule, and GST where applicable. Request a written quotation before committing. See the full Baby Celebrations cost guide for Singapore →

For baby full-month and 100-day celebrations, 6–12 weeks of lead time is generally sufficient, though popular Saturdays and Sundays can fill quickly — particularly during school holiday periods and festive months. If you have a firm date in mind, reaching out as soon as the birth is confirmed gives you the widest choice of packages and customisation options. Confirm whether the date is held by the deposit alone or requires a signed contract as well. Ask about the rescheduling policy — newborn timelines can shift, and a reputable provider will have a clear process for date changes without penalising families unnecessarily. Wet-weather or venue-change contingencies are also worth discussing upfront if any portion of the celebration is outdoors or in an HDB void deck.

The standard industry practice for events in Singapore is a deposit of 30–50% on signing to secure the date, with the remaining balance due one to two weeks before the event. Confirm in writing what the deposit covers — typically the date hold and any custom design, sourcing, or planning hours committed before the event day. Deposits are generally non-refundable but may be transferable to a new date within a set window, so clarify the rescheduling terms before paying. Ask whether there is a cancellation cut-off that changes the refund position, and whether the contract addresses force-majeure circumstances. Public liability insurance is worth asking about, especially for setups at HDB void decks or condo function rooms where the venue may request a copy of the certificate. Lock in the full package scope, balance schedule, and any deliverables or teardown commitments in the written contract before signing.