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Couples in Singapore are less willing to splash out on big and luxury weddings, with wedding planners seeing a 30 per cent drop in demand over the past three years. Rising living costs, housing priorities and a drop in marriage numbers are prompting couples to scale back spending and seek more customised options. In response, wedding firms and hotels are tailoring packages to attract a more selective clientele. Muhammad Bahajjaj reports.Â
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