If you’re looking for a natural area that doesn’t look like it’s in Singapore, the bridge at Seletar North Link could be a great choice. Shot by Eric Oh (top), Multifolds (bottom) While a permit is not required, it’s recommended to do your photoshoot on weekdays to minimise crowding. The area looks best during the golden hour, where the orange glow of the sunrise or sunset reflects off the water and boats. Shot by UnderTheStars (top), Depth Of Tales (bottom left), Quayside Isle (bottom right)įor couples who love the sea, Quayside Isle features a stunning waterfront, wooden boardwalks and plenty of yachts that will serve as elements for your photoshoot!
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The best part about this location is that no permit is required, it’s free to shoot here and it’s a less known place (for now) 😉 If you’re an eastie, this open field at Punggol is perfect for doing a sunrise or sunset shoot! Marvel in the huge open field and luscious greenery. The famous abandoned water tank resembles a forgotten space shuttle, and is sure to be an intriguing centrepiece for your photo. From dense woods to aged buildings, you have multiple scenery options to choose from! Portsdown Road is a charming location that’s rustic and natural.
Shot by The Synchronal (top), With Twenty Two (bottom) You can opt to have your pre-wedding or actual day shoot here to achieve some refreshing scenic shots! It features a wide open field that’s perfect for sunrise nature shoots. Old Holland Road is a less crowded alternative to the popular Canterbury Road. On top of this, you get a backdrop featuring Marina Bay Sands, ArtScience Museum and if you time the shoot right - Spectra, the light and water show at the Marina Bay waterfront!Īddress: 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974 If you’re both fans of Sci-Fi movies, the helix bridge located near Marina Bay Sands is an iconic monument fit for your wedding shoot! The bridge has a futuristic look with its twirling metal structure and colour-changing lights.
The more dense they are, the dreamier they look in photos!
One of the hidden gem spots discovered by photographer Depth of Tales, this gorgeous flower field is located at Marina Mall Road 😍 Couples are advised to drive down to this place from Marina Barrage for easy access.ĭo take note that the density of the flower pots may vary during different periods, so it depends on your luck. With its open plains, lustrous forests and clear views of the sky, Canterbury Road is a breathtakingly beautiful location for wedding shoots! The best time to shoot is at sunset, when the unobstructed scenery allows you to capture the golden hour easily.ĭue to the spot’s immense popularity, it’s recommended to hold your shoot on Tuesdays to Thursdays.Īddress: Canterbury Road, Singapore 199796 Shot by HappyPhotoPeople (top), With Twenty Two (bottom) National Museum Outdoor Photoshoot Locations 1.
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