Wedding gifts in Singapore
Wedding gifts in Singapore range from about S$13 for an engraved keepsake to S$1,246 and more for 999 pure gold bracelets, so set your budget before you search. For current prices, write the occasion and budget in a request on BlaBlaPrice, and sellers reply with what they can offer.
Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Gift | Price range |
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| Engraved mug, glass or wooden couple portrait | S$13 to S$78 |
| Wedding display or hanging sign | S$27 to S$39 |
| Leather his and hers gift set | from S$108 |
| Wedding keepsake book with gold finish | from S$138 |
| 999 pure gold bracelet | S$1,246 to S$4,189 |
The ang bao is often the gift
At a Singapore wedding banquet, guests commonly give the ang bao, a cash envelope, and are not expected to bring an object as well. A physical gift is therefore a choice rather than a requirement, and it suits close friends and family who want to give something personal. If you do give one, choose a keepsake from the range in the table above and keep it in proportion to your relationship with the couple.
Gold, customs and religious details
For gold jewellery, 916 gold (22 karat, 91.6 per cent pure) is the most widely accepted grade in Singapore and the one most suited to wedding customs, so name the purity in your request. For Chinese weddings, betrothal gifts are traditionally given on an auspicious day chosen from the tongshu, the Chinese almanac. This matters most for engagement gifts, so confirm the date with the couple before you order. Ask the seller to put the grade in writing before you pay.
Delivery and timing across the island
Several gift listings here offer islandwide delivery, and one decorative display is listed with islandwide delivery at S$39. Give the delivery city in your request: Singapore, Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio. Order early enough that the seller can confirm the delivery date and any engraving time, and put the engraving text and wedding date in your first message. Frames and displays are usually sized in centimetres, so check the dimensions against the place where the gift will stand.
What to write in your request
Name the occasion and the wedding date, the budget in S$, and who the gift is for, such as the couple, the groom's mother or a colleague. Add the couple's interests, a colour theme if there is one, and whether you want personalisation, such as names or a date. Say which city to deliver to and whether the gift must arrive before the wedding day. Those details let sellers offer one specific gift rather than a general list.
To compare gifts, write your request on BlaBlaPrice. It is free for buyers, and you can describe the gift in your own words, with a photo if it helps. BlaBlaPrice asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose who to contact. For gift ideas by recipient, see gifts.
