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Wedding Venues in Singapore

Some useful directories to share for wedding venues in Singapore.
There're so many out there that got us spoilt for choices. And that is excluding the hotel venues already.

1) http://sgvenues.weebly.com/ - super comprehensive and categorized into arts, beach, rooftop, garden etc.
2) http://www.wedding-travel.com/banquet-listing.aspx
3) http://sg.88db.com/Wedding/
4) http://www.weddingplan.com.sg/wedding-venues/menu
5) http://www.singaporebrides.com/banquets.php
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