In short
Andaz Singapore’s weddings page, archived on 2 October 2023, gives its address as 5 Fraser Street and lists two wedding spaces: the Glasshouse and the Garden Studio. This guide sets out what the hotel’s own pages state about each space, how an offsite civil solemnisation would work here, what is and is not published about photography and vendors, and what to confirm with the wedding team before booking.
- The hotel’s weddings page, archived on 2 October 2023, lists the Glasshouse and the Garden Studio, each with a stated capacity.
- A solemnisation at this hotel would be an offsite ceremony under the Registry of Marriages’ rules, not a ceremony at a Registry of Marriages site.
- The hotel’s weddings page, archived on 2 October 2023, and main page, archived on 28 January 2026, do not state a policy on outside photographers or videographers.
- The hotel’s weddings page, archived on 2 October 2023, describes floor-to-ceiling windows in the Glasshouse and an outdoor terrace at the Garden Studio.
What Andaz Singapore is
The hotel’s main page, archived on 28 January 2026, gives its address as 5 Fraser Street. The hotel’s own site, in a version archived on 28 January 2026, places it between the Kampong Glam, Little India and Bras Basah Bugis neighbourhoods, and says its rooms and suites use floor-to-ceiling windows and interior décor inspired by the traditional shophouses of Kampong Glam. The hotel’s weddings page, archived on 2 October 2023, says that ‘Andaz’ is Hindi for ‘personal style’.
The pages reviewed for this guide do not state when the hotel opened or who designed the building, so this guide does not give a start date. What the hotel’s weddings page does state, in a version archived on 2 October 2023, is a total of 347 sleeping rooms and two spaces set aside for weddings: the Glasshouse and the Garden Studio, covered next.
Spaces Andaz Singapore lists for weddings
The hotel’s own weddings page, archived on 2 October 2023, lists two spaces for weddings. It describes the Glasshouse as a glass-box design with a 6-metre-high ceiling and floor-to-ceiling windows, set within what the page calls Alley on 3, its 1,375-square-metre special events alleyway. The same page gives the Glasshouse as 5,597 square feet, states a 280-person maximum capacity, and says the room can hold up to 280 attendees in a banquet setting.
The hotel’s weddings page, archived on 2 October 2023, lists the Garden Studio at 2,152 square feet with a maximum capacity of 100 people. The same archived page positions it as a smaller-scale option, suited to events of up to 10 tables and 100 guests, and describes it as an indoor pavilion with an outdoor terrace. The page does not state whether the terrace is roofed or otherwise sheltered, so ask the hotel’s wedding team what it offers before you plan a portrait session around it.
The pages reviewed for this guide do not mention a rooftop bar or restaurant as part of the wedding package. The hotel’s main site, archived on 28 January 2026, separately lists a rooftop bar among its restaurants and bars, but describes it in connection with dining rather than weddings. If a rooftop or restaurant photo session interests you, ask the wedding team directly rather than assuming it is included with the Glasshouse or Garden Studio booking.
An offsite civil solemnisation at Andaz Singapore
For a civil marriage, a solemnisation here would be an offsite ceremony requiring the venue’s agreement, a licensed solemniser and completion of ROM’s application, declaration and marriage-licence requirements; offsite ceremonies may take place on weekends and public holidays. Coordinate the proposed venue, date and time with the hotel and your licensed solemniser before finalising arrangements. ROM says bookings can be made 3 to 6 months before the solemnisation date, and ROM notes that solemnisers may not be able to commit to a booking earlier than this. Submit the marriage application no earlier than six months and at least 21 days before the solemnisation, and arrange two witnesses who are above 21.
ROM’s own sites are separate from a hotel wedding: the Registry of Marriages at The Esplanade Mall (a temporary site while the Canning Rise building is redeveloped) and the Ficus Room at Gardens by the Bay, which holds a maximum of 40 people including the couple and witnesses. For an offsite solemnisation at Andaz Singapore, confirm the specific ceremony space with the hotel and arrange a licensed solemniser.
What the hotel states about photography and catering
The pages reviewed for this guide, the hotel’s weddings page (archived 2 October 2023) and its main site (archived 28 January 2026), do not set out a policy on outside photographers, videographers or other vendors for a wedding at Andaz Singapore. The weddings page mentions flexible packages that can be tailored to include stationery, decorations and flowers, preferential room rates for guests staying at the hotel, and, under its catering section, describes menu options built around wellness and sustainability, with an event chef team available to tailor the wedding celebration. None of this states whether a couple must use an in-house photographer or may bring their own.
Ask the wedding team directly whether outside photographers and videographers are permitted, whether a site visit or run-through is possible before the day, and whether the Glasshouse or Garden Studio can be booked for a rehearsal. Confirm current contact details and any vendor requirements directly with the hotel, since contact details and packages can change after a page is archived.
Light and a wet-weather plan
The hotel’s weddings page, archived on 2 October 2023, describes the Glasshouse as light-filled, with floor-to-ceiling windows and a 6-metre-high ceiling; it does not state the windows' orientation or how daylight changes through the day. The Garden Studio’s outdoor terrace is mentioned only in general terms, without a description of cover or exposure.
The hotel’s weddings page, archived on 2 October 2023, mentions the Garden Studio’s outdoor terrace but does not state whether it is roofed or sheltered. For any outdoor portion of your day at this hotel, ask whether an indoor alternative is available and what conditions apply.
What to ask Andaz Singapore before you book
Based on what the hotel’s own pages do and do not state, questions worth raising with the wedding team include: which of the Glasshouse or Garden Studio suits your guest count against the capacities stated above; whether outside photographers and vendors are permitted; what the Garden Studio’s outdoor terrace offers in terms of cover, and for the terrace whether an indoor alternative is available and what conditions apply; whether a rooftop or restaurant photo session can be arranged alongside your booked space; and current pricing and availability, since packages and offers are updated over time.
If you are also planning an offsite solemnisation on the same day, coordinate the proposed venue, date and time with the hotel and your licensed solemniser before finalising arrangements. Our guide on how to find a solemniser in Singapore and our guide on how ROM solemnisation works set out the steps. For the rest of the day, our guide on building a wedding day timeline covers how much time to set aside between portraits and the reception, and our guide on hotel ballroom photography looks at how a glass-walled room like the Glasshouse compares with a restaurant-style banquet space. If you would like a wet-weather plan for the Garden Studio’s terrace, see our guide on planning for wet weather at an outdoor wedding.
Prices, packages and space availability change, so confirm current details with Andaz Singapore directly before you book. If you would like to talk through coverage for the Glasshouse, the Garden Studio or an offsite solemnisation, check your date with us, or read more about our actual-day wedding photography.