4 Best ROM Photographers In Singapore For Solemnisation Day 

Let’s be honest, girlie — your ROM might be the shortest part of your wedding journey, but it deserves photos you’ll actually want to look back on. Between picking a venue, deciding on outfits, and wrangling the paperwork, booking someone to capture ROM photography in Singapore often gets left to the last minute. So we rounded up four Singapore studios with clear packages, real pricing, and happy-couple energy to match your solemnisation moment.

Note: This list is strictly not in order.

Table Of Contents

• 1. TinyDots
• 2. SunZi.X Photography
• 3. Bespoke Photography
• 4. Story & Art Photography
• TheGirlCo’s Recommendation
• Final Thoughts
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. TinyDots

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TinyDots keeps things simple: pick a one-hour or two-hour slot and they’ll walk you through your ROM day and a casual portrait session at Fort Canning right after. It’s a solid pick if you want the paperwork and the pretty pictures handled by the same easygoing team.

Prices:

• 1-hour ROM/solemnisation session: $350 — usually held at the ROM office, plus a casual walkabout photoshoot at Fort Canning, with 80–100 colour-edited photos delivered via a private download link.
• 2-hour ROM/solemnisation session: $550 — a couple portrait session before or after the signing ceremony, up to 2 locations, with 150–200 colour-edited photos.

Highlights:

• Flexible single or double-location coverage depending on your package.
• Fast digital delivery through a private online gallery.
• Good fit for couples who want an outdoor portrait moment alongside the official signing.

Contact Information

Address: Not published — TinyDots operates by online booking rather than a walk-in studio.
Phone: Not published on their site.
Website: tinydots.sg

2. SunZi.X Photography

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SunZi.X is a freelance documentary-style photographer who treats your ROM like a mini pre-wedding shoot — natural light, real moments, minimal posing. Good if you want your solemnisation photos to feel candid rather than stiffly staged.

Prices:

• Pre-wedding/ROM photoshoot: from $600 for 2 hours across 2 locations, with each additional 30-minute block at $150/hour.

Highlights:

• Natural-light documentary style with basic exposure and colour correction included.
• Minimum 30 high-resolution JPGs delivered per booked hour.
• Online gallery delivered within 10 days per 2 hours of shooting.

Contact Information

Address: Not published — SunZi.X is a freelance operation booked directly by WhatsApp.
Phone: WhatsApp +65 8157 7551
Website: sunzixphotography.mypixieset.com

3. Bespoke Photography

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Bespoke Photography runs a proper studio out of Geylang and offers some of the most detailed ROM pricing we found — right down to the recommended shoot locations. If you want a photographer with a registered office and a clear rate card, this is it.

Prices:

• 1-hour ROM package: $300/hour, around 50 quality photos, delivered within 2 weeks.
• 2 hours and up: $250/hour, around 100 quality photos, same 2-week delivery.

Highlights:

• Shoots at the Registry of Marriage or scenic spots like Fort Canning Hill, Botanic Gardens, Siri House, or Mount Faber.
• Natural, true-to-life colour editing rather than heavy filters.
• Recommends booking at least 2 hours for a fuller gallery.

Contact Information

Address: 125 Geylang East Ave 1, Singapore 381125
Phone: 8338 1249 (also WhatsApp)
Website: bespokephotography.sg

4. Story & Art Photography

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Story & Art leans into documentary storytelling with guided portraits, and their FAQ notes that shorter ROM and family sessions typically turn around even faster than their full wedding packages. A nice option if you want a single photographer who treats your ROM as its own story rather than an afterthought.

Prices:

• 1 hour: $400 — single-photographer documentary coverage with guided portraits.
• 2 hours: $600 — same coverage style, more time for portraits and a second location.

Highlights:

• Roughly 60–80 edited high-resolution photos per hour of coverage (estimate, not guaranteed).
• Delivery via a private, password-protected online gallery.
• ROM and family sessions typically turn around in 7–9 days.

Contact Information

Address: Not published on their site (only approximate map coordinates are given).
Phone: +65 9826 3338 (call or WhatsApp)
Website: storyandart.sg

TheGirlCo’s Recommendation

If you want the easiest pick, go with Bespoke Photography. It’s the only one of the four with a registered street address, a landline/WhatsApp number, an email address, and a clearly tiered hourly rate card all published on their own site — which makes it easy to book with confidence and know exactly what you’re paying for before you even reach out.

Final Thoughts

Your ROM day doesn’t need a five-figure photography budget — it needs a photographer whose style you like and whose pricing you understand upfront. Whether you’re after a quick hour of documentation or a fuller two-hour session with portraits at a second location, there’s a studio above that’ll fit. If you’re still deciding on the bigger photography picture, have a look at our 10 Best Wedding Photography In SG Brides Are Booking roundup for full wedding-day coverage, or check out our 11 Best Wedding Venues In SG For Your Special Day guide if you’re still picking where to say “I do.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How much does ROM photography cost in Singapore?

Based on the studios above, budget roughly $250–$400 per hour. Most 1-hour packages start around $300–$400, and 2-hour packages run from $550–$600. Prices were confirmed directly on each studio’s own website as of October 2026 — always double-check current rates before booking, since they can change.

Do I need a separate ROM photographer if I’m already booking a wedding photographer?

Not necessarily — some full wedding photography studios also offer ROM-specific packages, so it’s worth asking your existing photographer first. If your ROM falls on a different date, or you’d rather work with a specialist, a dedicated ROM photographer with a focused hourly package (like the ones above) can also be a more affordable option.

Where can I take ROM photos in Singapore?

Popular spots include Fort Canning Park/Hill, the Singapore Botanic Gardens, Mount Faber, and the Esplanade, on top of the Registry of Marriage building itself. Some locations may require permits or booking fees, so it’s best to check with your photographer or the venue directly before the day.