Wedding Banquets
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how about grand hyatt hotel?
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just went to dragon gate restaurant harbourfront last night... lousy lights... use bright greenish yellow, dull pink, dark blue, green lights leh.... so eerie one..... then aunties when serving luan luan lai one.... haha.... food so so nia..... not very satisfied.... but oh well. bride and groom happy jiu ho....
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mueahhahaah........dragongate.........seems like alotta ppl having wedding dinner there.......
food so-so.....service so-so...........
carpark dun allow bikes
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Hmm.. Why not?Originally posted by FireIce:had an event at M Hotel not long ago........
very good service......from the manager to the waiter and waitress.....
but tt place not quite suitable for wedding..... -
Raffles Town Club looks grand .... but the waiters & waitresses like very inexperienced
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Sheraton? Wad do you ppl think?
I think it's not bad for the amt paid for the wedding ^^" -
Went to Suntec City last year. Their banquet very expensive. The groom mother says cost $900 , maybe got extra services, Show video of couple, etc
Got man in black talking in walkie talkie also, Each guest got chocolates to bring back. Food ok ok . -
$900 is very steep .....Originally posted by I_love_korea_n:Went to Suntec City last year. Their banquet very expensive. The groom mother says cost $900 , maybe got extra services, Show video of couple, etc
Got man in black talking in walkie talkie also, Each guest got chocolates to bring back. Food ok ok .
what kind of chocolates are they giving?
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mm.. I m going to my boyfriend's brother wedding tomorrow at raffles hotel, i heard it $1200 a table..dun knw how it going to be like..tink after that then maybe i post abit of info bah~
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wah lao..tt means ur bf's family must be damm rich..u are one lucky girl...think next time ur turn, they hold it in rix carlton.Originally posted by sadako:mm.. I m going to my boyfriend's brother wedding tomorrow at raffles hotel, i heard it $1200 a table..dun knw how it going to be like..tink after that then maybe i post abit of info bah~
a tai tai's life ahead...good luck...u shd start practicing mahjong now if u are not very good in it.
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i dont know the name leh, tat the groom mother says one lah, not sure she got mistaken or not. Maybe they pay for other things also ,Originally posted by InnoHippo:$900 is very steep .....
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Went to one at Raffles Hotel...ambeince ,flowers, deco was nice but everything else was bad....food was cold and portions were very little, every one jiak buay pah, after that we still must go for supper to fill out tummys...they were understaffed as well so food was very slow in being served... some tables had to wait for 10 mins for their dish to be served while others already finished theirs... manager also very blur,kept on disappearing, not a help at all...overall a bad experience and so not worth the price.
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Hello! Hope I'm not too late.
Westin - food is great, atmosphere is great, service is great. Cost is so-so. Comes with the presidential suite, which is HUGE, with its own jacuzzi, sauna all inside. The suite is so big that if you talk normally at one end, another person at the other end will not be able to hear you.
Shangrila - food is great (of course), atmosphere is great (of course), service is great (of course). Cost is...er....well, you know lah. Comes with a suite which somehow looks disappointingly like a nicely decorated chalet to me. Not half as nice as Westin's. I think Shangrila has a package which includes a night in the hotel on the first anniversary.
M Hotel - food is great, atmosphere is not 5-star but acceptable, service was good too. Affordable. Comes with room which is very small but modern.
Hyatt Hotel - food is great but not enough, atmosphere is great, service was great. Cost is high, I think. Never got to see the room - this time, the bride didn't want to be close to me
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Mandarin Hotel - food is great, atmosphere is great, service is great. Cost must be high lah. Never got to see the room - this time, I didn't want to be close to the wife (too hot tempered...not my type
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Many people don't realise this, but whats very important is a wedding butler. He/she takes away 50% of the stress because he is like a backstage prompter, personal assistant, etc. He will give you advice first (normal formalities), then prompt you in time what to do (eg. change dress, etc)....and will attend to any eventualities that night. And unforseen things WILL occur.
Disclaimer 1: I'm usually a hungry person and any food tastes great to me.
Disclaimer 2: Its hard to estimate the service during dinner because most of the waiters/waitresses are part-time workers, so it really depends on luck. -
gentlerock expert at wedding dinners !!!! -
For the following reasons, Swissotel will be an excellant choice but make sure you choose one of the Raffles Ballrooms:
- wonderful ambience with high ceilings and 'smart lights'. no pillars to block guest periphery and the march-in is cool cos all the 'smart lights' will move into position to light up the aisle to usher the couple in.
- imo, good food but much depends on the menu that one is choosing as well as the feedback to the chef during food tasting.
- bridal suite is lovely with a breathtaking view of Singapore. the couple also enjoy the privacy of having breakfast in an exclusive dining area.
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I keep getting married mah......many times liow.Originally posted by care bear:
gentlerock expert at wedding dinners !!!!
Every year I marry once leh....because collecting wedding photos is my hobby. -
End of the year got many dinners to attend.