So, I recently performed at the most beautiful wedding yet,
within the comforts of one of the top tourist destination in Singapore - SEA Aquarium.
Now, i know that the aquarium has been a popular choice for many corporate functions & company DnDs,
but THIS Wedding, was a whole new underwater wonderland.
Believe me,
i perform for an average of at least one wedding per week,
and this one exceeded all expectations.
Anyone who has been to the SEA Aquarium will know that the last observatory,
where the humongous aquarium for the Open Ocean Habitat stand,
is the perfect ending to the aquarium tour,
and probably worth the entrance fee by itself as an attraction.
Imagine that space being transformed into a dining hall with
raining glitter,
tiffany chairs,
underwater-themed decorations,
starfish and shellfish trinkets,
all to set up for a backdrop of soaring manta-rays and squadrons of marine life frolicking in their natural habitat.
No wonder my Facebook post of this photo garnered so many likes.
So here are some reasons why you should totally hold your wedding at the RWS SEA Aquarium, if you happen to be pretty rich.
Screw flowers and half-hearted tea lights!
With a backdrop like this,
cake cutting and champagne pouring has never looked more magnificent.
You are allowed to have ridiculously pretty table decor,
like starfish centrepieces, and reflective lazy susans,
and yet they will not look over the top.
Tiffany Chairs look better in an aquarium than on a lawn.
And you get a sky full of stars, indoors.
Imagine dining in front of fishes,
while having a nice piece of cod fish.
Instagrammers be snapping' with glee.
Shots like these will probably garner a tonne of likes.
Photo Credit: ht_americanbeauty
Meanwhile, on my own Instagram...
I just had to!
Photowhoring is allowed because every corner is a photo point!
You can place a band at the top of the space to perform for your guests.
You can even get to sing a song for them.
At least that was what the bride did, she did a special surprise performance for her hubby :)
And with the tiered ballroom, everyone was able to have a grand view of the bride singing.
You are free to roam around the other areas of the aquarium,
champagne glass in hand.
You get to champagne-tease fishes.
The stroll towards the ballroom will be lined with mini aquariums and different
underwater habitat displays,
so much so that you would already have taken 13942309854 pictures
before you even reach the final destination.
The build up to the climax is important, they say :)
The Wedding Band of the night -
Sparkle Live Music [L to R]
Melvin Wong on bass,
Matthew Siew on keys,
Kexin & Leon on Vocals,
Clarence Yeo on Guitar
& Nazreen on Percussions.
A groupshot with the Bride and Groom and their families :)
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