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About Last One Standing Singapore
About Last One Standing Singapore
Last One Standing Singapore is an event planning company based at Keong Saik Road, covering islandwide engagements. KakiList has verified their operating details and contact channel. They hold a 5/5 rating, though this is drawn from a single Google review and should be treated as directional only rather than a reliable sample.
Enquire by sharing your event date, venue, and headcount, along with a brief on the theme or style you have in mind. Last One Standing Singapore works on a package model, so the initial conversation will establish whether a bundled package or an à la carte scope better fits the occasion. Confirm the deposit required on signing — typically 30–50% in the Singapore events industry — the balance payment schedule, hours of coverage or number of deliverables, and any travel charge for venues outside the central area. For outdoor or partially outdoor events, ask about the wet-weather contingency plan and whether public liability insurance is held, particularly if the setup involves an HDB void deck or condo function room that may require a certificate of insurance from the venue manager. Lead times vary considerably by event type: weddings and larger celebrations typically require 6–12 months, while smaller gatherings can often be accommodated with 6–12 weeks' notice.
To take the next step, reach out via WhatsApp, phone, or the enquiry form with your event date, estimated headcount, venue, and any theme or style reference — the clearer the brief, the more accurate the initial package proposal.
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5/5 from 1 Google reviewSingle review — treat as directional only; not a reliable sample.
Lock in the date with a written contract and deposit, confirm the public liability insurance and any HDB / condo / hotel venue paperwork, and put the deliverables, balance schedule, and rescheduling policy in writing.
Google Reviews ⭐ 5 (1 reviews)
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Great working with Daniel
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Last One Standing Singapore charge?›
Pricing is structured as packages, and the total depends on the scope, event type, and number of hours or deliverables involved. As a general reference, full event planning in Singapore (excluding venue and food and beverage) typically runs S$5,000–25,000+; entertainment and styling packages for birthday parties or baby celebrations range from S$500–2,500; floral and decor installations vary from S$300–1,500 depending on complexity. Confirm with Last One Standing Singapore what is included in each package tier — planning hours, on-site coordination, supplier management, setup and teardown — and what is billed separately. A deposit of 30–50% is standard on signing, with the balance typically due one to two weeks before the event. GST applies where the provider is GST-registered. See the full Event Planners cost guide for Singapore →
How far ahead should I book Last One Standing Singapore?›
Lead time depends heavily on the event type. For weddings, 6–12 months is advisable — popular Saturdays in March, April, October, and November book earliest, and securing a planner late can mean limited supplier choices for photography, florals, and venues. For birthday parties, baby full-month or 100-day celebrations, and corporate events, 6–12 weeks is generally sufficient, though peak school-holiday and festive periods tighten availability. Once you have a shortlist of dates, contact Last One Standing Singapore to check availability before committing to a venue deposit, since the planner and venue need to align. Ask whether the booking date is held provisionally until the deposit is paid, and confirm the rescheduling policy in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
What does the deposit cover and what is the cancellation policy at Last One Standing Singapore?›
The deposit — typically 30–50% of the package value — secures the event date and covers initial planning hours, consultations, mood-board or concept development, and early supplier outreach. Deposits are generally non-refundable in the Singapore events industry, as the planner holds the date against other bookings, but reputable planners allow the deposit to transfer to a new date if rescheduling is needed. Before signing, confirm in writing what the deposit covers, whether it is transferable to a different date, and what the balance payment timeline looks like. Ask about the rescheduling policy if a force-majeure situation — such as a public-health restriction or venue closure — requires a change of plans. Also confirm whether public liability insurance is held, particularly for setups at HDB void decks, condo function rooms, or hotel venues that may require a copy of the certificate before granting access.