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Couple spends up to S$100k on wedding, expects guests to help cover S$300-a-head costs

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September 22, 2026
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SINGAPORE: At its core, giving an ang bao at a marriage is a manner for company to want the couple success, longevity, and prosperity. 

The observe was in regards to the sentiment. Today, it is grow to be extra of an obligation — company are anticipated to present sufficient to cowl their seats. There are even unofficial ang bao charges tied to particular wedding ceremony venues.

Nonetheless, ought to overlaying the prices actually fall on the company? Should not they be free to present solely what they’ll afford, provided that the entire level is just to want the couple nicely?

This subject just lately resurfaced on-line after a Reddit consumer shared that his good friend, who’s about to get married, had complained about some family members and wedding ceremony company who “most likely received’t give sufficient to cowl their seats.”

In accordance with the good friend, these company’ “private funds are tight.”

For context, the consumer defined that his good friend is holding the banquet at an expensive 5-star resort. From what he understands, the couple most likely earns barely beneath Singapore’s median wage, and he heard that the dad and mom aren’t footing the marriage invoice.

“The full wedding ceremony price is outwardly near S$90-100k, primarily as a result of the banquet is round S$300/pax.”

Discovering the prices absurd, he wrote, “Personally, I feel anticipating company to bao S$300 is kind of loopy. That is some huge cash for one wedding ceremony, they usually haven’t got a say within the venue location.”

“I simply do not actually perceive why spend a lot on the banquet when you’ll be able to’t afford to lose the cash. If having a resort banquet is a should, why not go for a extra mid-tier resort banquet?” he argued.

In search of some perspective, he requested fellow customers: “For many who splurged in your banquet, why did you do it and did you ever remorse it?”

‘We don’t count on individuals to cowl prices’

Within the feedback, many customers mentioned they agreed with the put up creator, questioning why {couples} would maintain weddings they can’t afford within the first place, then count on their company to assist cowl the prices and really feel bitter when they don’t give sufficient.

One consumer commented, “Complete Chinese language wedding ceremony tradition in SG is insanely whack and cringey. I’d by no means perceive it. Assume the entire concept of getting to ‘cowl your seat’ is so bloody lame. If you wish to throw your wedding ceremony at someplace you’ll be able to barely afford and hope your company cowl your seat, you’re lame as hell.”

One other mentioned, “These sorts of individuals, I positively flip down their wedding ceremony invite. I’m not an angbao to pay for his or her wedding ceremony, okay. Meh.”

As for the put up creator’s query, some customers who had held, or had been making ready to carry, costly weddings shared their ideas.

One wrote, “Did mine at a 5-star resort for the recollections. Leveraged the venue to plan video games and sequences that wouldn’t have labored with a less expensive venue. So, no regrets in any respect, and our company had enjoyable. So did we.”

One other shared, “Having a marriage quickly. Complete price round S$60k++. Spouse and I are of settlement that we don’t count on individuals to cowl prices, and we’ll solely invite shut family and friends. That being mentioned, having a marriage banquet is solely a egocentric cause, and we perceive that, so the individuals we invite are simply individuals whose presence matter to us greater than no matter they provide.”/TISG

In different information, a 75-year-old man in Singapore has allegedly been pressured out of the HDB flat he totally paid for, after a dispute together with his personal 55-year-old daughter led to his eviction roughly a month in the past.

The aged man is claimed to have spent a few month sleeping tough earlier than a household took him in, in accordance with a Reddit put up shared by an acquaintance of the household on Thursday (Sep 17).

Learn extra: 75-year-old grandfather allegedly locked out of HDB flat he paid for, sleeps tough for a month





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