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Venuerific Singapore uses package-based pricing. Function rooms listed on the platform typically run S$100–500 per hour with a 2–4 hour minimum; ballrooms and larger event spaces range from S$300–1,500+ per hour, or S$1,500–8,000+ for a half-day package at small to mid-sized venues, and S$8,000–30,000+ for a full-day ballroom. Itemise what each package includes before committing: aircon hours, basic A/V (PA, projector, screen), on-site staff, and whether the cleaning fee is bundled. Common add-ons that may be billed separately include external-caterer corkage (typically S$3–8 per pax), liquor corkage for BYO, extended-hours surcharges (typically 1.5×–2× outside the standard curfew), and photography or videography permits at certain venues. See the full Venue Rental cost guide for Singapore →

Capacity varies significantly across venues listed on the platform. When reviewing options, always confirm the figure for your specific event format — standing cocktail typically accommodates 1.5–2× the banquet seated count, while theatre seating sits between the two. A room quoted at 100 pax banquet may hold 160–180 pax cocktail, so format matters before you rule a space in or out. F&B policies split broadly into three models: in-house F&B only (with a minimum spend per pax that usually replaces the hall rental fee), external caterer permitted with a corkage charge per pax (sometimes with an approved-caterer list), and fully self-catered or BYO. For alcohol, confirm whether the venue holds a Liquor Licence for house service or charges a BYO corkage (typically S$15–30 per bottle for wine, higher for spirits). For wedding solemnisations, ask whether the specific venue is a registered ROM solemnisation venue or whether you need to arrange a Justice of the Peace independently.

Deposits to secure a date are typically 30–50% of the package value, with the balance due 1–2 weeks before the event. Popular Saturday evenings book out 6–12 months ahead, particularly during wedding season in March–April and October–November, so early enquiry is advisable if your date is fixed. Before paying any deposit, confirm in writing: the noise curfew (typically 10–11pm at residential-adjacent venues), parking arrangements, accessibility (lift, ramp, accessible toilets), and the setup and teardown access windows — these are often outside the rented time block and need to be factored into vendor scheduling. Ask about the rescheduling policy if a force-majeure event such as a public-health restriction requires postponement; reputable venues typically allow rescheduling within 6–12 months without forfeiting the deposit. A site recce before paying the deposit is standard practice and strongly recommended — do a visit during the type of session closest to your event (daytime corporate vs evening dining) to assess lighting, acoustics, and flow.