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JNR Entertainment Video uses a package pricing model, so the total cost depends on the scope of your event and the deliverables required. As a reference point, Singapore market norms for photography run S$2,500–6,000+ for a full wedding day, and videography S$3,000–8,000+ for a full-day coverage with a highlight reel. Smaller events such as birthday parties, baby full-month shoots, and corporate functions typically fall in the S$500–2,500 range depending on hours and output. Key items to clarify in writing before signing: the deposit required on booking (typically 30–50%), the balance payment schedule, the number of hours and photographers or videographers included, the expected turnaround for edited files, file format and resolution, and whether a travel surcharge applies for non-central venues. GST should also be confirmed where applicable. See the full Photography & Videography cost guide for Singapore →

For weddings, a 6–12 month lead time is advisable — peak Saturdays in March, April, October, and November are the first to fill, and popular teams can be fully committed well before that window. If your date falls outside the peak wedding season, 3–6 months is generally sufficient, though earlier is always safer. For birthday celebrations, baby full-month and 100-day shoots, and other milestone events, 6–12 weeks is typically enough, though in-demand slots around school holidays and long weekends move quickly. Once a deposit is paid and a contract is signed, the date is secured — until then, the slot remains open to other enquiries. Confirm whether your booking comes with a wet-weather or contingency clause if any portion of the shoot is planned outdoors, and ask what the rescheduling terms are should circumstances change.

The Singapore industry standard for photography and videography is a non-refundable deposit of 30–50% on signing, which secures the date and covers pre-event planning, timeline preparation, and any recce or consultation time. The balance is typically due one to two weeks before the event. Confirm these terms in writing before transferring any funds. Deposits are generally non-refundable but may be transferable to a rescheduled date, subject to availability — ask specifically about this before signing. For events with outdoor components, clarify the wet-weather policy and who bears the cost if a backup arrangement is needed. Also confirm public liability insurance, particularly if the shoot will take place at an HDB void deck, condo function room, or hotel venue where the venue management may request a copy of the insurance certificate before allowing setup. Put the full deliverables list, turnaround timeline, and rescheduling terms in the written contract.