About The Strategic Company
The Strategic Company is an event planning firm based at 6 Shenton Way, OUE Downtown 1, operating islandwide across Singapore. The listing has been verified by KakiList, though no ACRA registration has been confirmed and no Google reviews are currently on record, so independent verification is limited at this stage. Pricing is indicated at a mid-range tier on a package basis, but specific package costs were not provided — contact the company directly for a quote.
For prospective clients, the process typically begins with an enquiry covering the event date, venue, theme or style direction, and expected headcount. Event planners coordinate across multiple vendors — venue, catering, décor, photography, entertainment — and can be engaged for full end-to-end management or for specific coordination tasks. Confirm the scope of services clearly at the outset: what is included in the planning fee, which vendors are in-house versus referred, and how the deposit and balance schedule works. A site recce before any venue is locked in is standard practice, as is clarifying the wet-weather or force-majeure contingency plan for any outdoor elements. For weddings, confirm whether dialect-group gatecrash customs, ROM solemnisation logistics, or multi-session coverage are within scope. For corporate events, clarify A/V requirements, guest registration, and run-of-show documentation.
To take the next step, reach out to The Strategic Company via phone or the enquiry form with your event date, rough headcount, and a brief description of the occasion — this allows the team to assess availability and provide a relevant package outline.
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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.
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The Strategic Company prices its services on a package basis, but specific figures were not provided at the time of this listing. As a general reference, Singapore event planning fees vary considerably by scope: full end-to-end wedding planning typically runs S$5,000–25,000 or more (excluding venue and catering); partial-coordination packages sit lower. Kids' birthday party packages covering entertainment and décor run roughly S$500–2,500, and baby full-month or 100-day bundles range from S$300–2,000. A deposit of 30–50% on signing is standard across the industry, with the balance typically due one to two weeks before the event. Confirm what the deposit covers — date hold, planning hours, site recce, vendor sourcing — and request a full itemised quote in writing before committing. See the full Event Planners cost guide for Singapore →
For weddings, six to twelve months ahead is advisable for popular Saturdays, particularly in peak months such as March, April, October, and November, which book earliest. Full-service planners who coordinate multiple vendors simultaneously tend to have limited capacity, so the earlier the enquiry the better. For corporate events and private celebrations, a lead time of eight to twelve weeks is generally workable for mid-sized events, though larger galas or multi-day programmes benefit from longer runway. Birthday parties and baby celebrations typically need six to twelve weeks for in-demand entertainers and balloon or floral decorators. Confirm whether the date is formally secured only upon receipt of the deposit, and ask about the rescheduling policy if a venue, public-health restriction, or weather event forces a change in plans.
Singapore industry standard is a 30–50% deposit on contract signing to hold the date and initiate planning work — this typically covers planning consultations, vendor outreach, site recce time, and mood-board or proposal preparation. The remaining balance is usually due one to two weeks before the event. Deposits are generally non-refundable but may be transferable to a rescheduled date, depending on the contract terms. Confirm in writing what happens if the event is cancelled by the client versus rescheduled, and what the timeline is for each scenario. Also ask about public liability insurance, particularly if any element of the event involves HDB void deck, condo function room, or hotel venue setups where the venue operator may request a copy of the insurance certificate before allowing access.
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