Romantic yacht weddings planned for you

Tell us your wedding date and rough guest count first. Based on that, we propose 2 to 3 yachts from our preferred wedding fleet. You secure your chosen yacht with full payment to lock the date (industry standard for wedding bookings).

From there, we move into the details: chef-led menu, ceremony decor, photography, live music or DJ, and any extras like fireworks or a vow-renewal officiant. Our wedding specialist walks you through each stage so nothing gets missed.

We strictly follow marine rules and the yacht team's safety guidelines. If the captain deems the weather unsuitable for sailing on the day, we will host your wedding on the dock instead, with the same yacht, the same crew, and the same menu.

This rarely happens. For weddings we recommend booking a yacht with a spacious indoor saloon as a built-in contingency, so the ceremony can move indoors without disrupting the day's flow.

Yes. We have hosted both Registry of Marriage solemnisations and customary ceremonies onboard. Your solemniser comes aboard with your guests, the ceremony happens on the foredeck or in the saloon, and the cruise continues straight into the reception. We help coordinate the timing with your solemniser so it flows naturally with the cruise schedule.

If you are bringing a religious officiant or specific cultural ceremony, let us know early so we can plan the deck setup, music cues, and seating accordingly.

Wedding yacht bookings are secured with full payment upfront (industry practice across Singapore yacht charters). This ensures your date and yacht are reserved exclusively for you.

In the unlikely event you need to cancel a confirmed booking, refunds aren't available but we will work to resell your slot. If we succeed, an administrative fee applies. We understand plans change. Our team handles every situation with the professionalism and empathy your wedding deserves.

Dress code depends on the formality you want, but two practical notes apply to every yacht wedding. First, shoes are typically removed onboard to protect the teak decking, so guests should wear something they can slip off easily or come prepared with non-marking boat shoes. Second, factor in sea breeze on the upper deck.

For a daytime ceremony, light fabrics and elegant resort wear work well. For a sunset or evening reception, smart formal is appropriate, with a light layer for after-dark. We share a guest dress code note you can pass on with your invitations.

The most-booked add-ons for weddings are a dedicated event photographer (our in-house team, quality on par with commercial wedding photographers at competitive pricing), a live string quartet or DJ, themed decor (florals, signage, candles), and a custom multi-tier wedding cake plated tableside.

If you have a specific surprise in mind (a flyover photo, a couple's first-dance song, fireworks at the kiss) tell your planner early. We will fold it into the rundown so the crew is ready and your moment lands clean.