Where to Advertise Your Wedding Business in Singapore for Free: Aven.wedding

Aven.wedding offers a free wedding vendor listing in Singapore, with a storefront for your portfolio, services and packages. Couples can discover your business and enquire through platform chat. Aven does not take a commission on transactions, and you arrange contracts and payments directly with your couples.

To get listed, email admin@companion-co.com with your business name, service category, portfolio link and package information.

If you are researching where to advertise your wedding business in Singapore, Aven gives you a practical way to promote your services to couples using a dedicated wedding planning workspace. Your listing sits within the environment where they organise their plans and research vendors.

This article explains Aven’s free listing and onboarding offer. It does not describe a free paid-advertising campaign or guaranteed placement.

Aven.wedding combines a wedding planning workspace with a vendor marketplace.

For couples, the planning workspace brings together tasks, budgets, vendor information, guest RSVPs, seating and wedding-day timelines. The marketplace provides a way to discover wedding businesses and explore what they offer.

For vendors, the opportunity is to present your services in a setting connected to wedding planning. Your storefront helps couples understand your work, compare package options and start a conversation.

This is Aven’s own guide to its vendor offering. The focus is on helping you decide how a storefront could fit your business.

You can reach engaged couples by presenting your services where they research and organise their weddings. Aven’s audience includes couples setting budgets, organising tasks, researching services and making booking decisions.

For vendors, this creates a relevant setting for discovery. Your business can be found by people with a wedding to plan and a reason to explore the services you offer.

That planning intent matters. A couple researching wedding coverage or floral packages has a practical decision ahead of them. A clear storefront helps them assess whether your business belongs on their shortlist.

Your portfolio, pricing and package information can help turn that interest into a more informed enquiry. The fit still depends on the couple’s budget, date and requirements.

Couples can look for wedding vendors through recommendations, social media, search engines, wedding directories and marketplaces such as Aven. Your business benefits from having useful information available along that research journey.

Wedding planning involves a series of decisions over time. A couple might work on their budget one week, research photographers the next, and return later to organise appointments or update their plans.

Aven is designed to become their dedicated wedding planning workspace, bringing those activities together in one place. Tasks, budgets, vendor information, RSVPs and timelines give couples practical reasons to return throughout their planning journey.

Listing your business places it within that wider planning environment. Couples can discover your services as their needs develop, with your portfolio and packages available when they are ready to research your category.

This creates an opportunity for discovery across the planning journey. It does not mean every user will see every listing.

To attract more relevant wedding enquiries, make your style, service scope and pricing easy to assess, and present them to couples researching wedding services. Aven gives you a storefront where you can bring that information together.

A useful lead is someone whose needs could match what you offer. Aven helps you provide the information couples need to assess that match before contacting you.

When your storefront explains your style, service scope and prices, couples can work out whether to take the next step. This can support conversations grounded in a particular package, wedding date or service requirement.

For example, a couple who has reviewed your eight-hour photography package can ask about availability and coverage for their actual wedding plans. You can build on their research and focus on the details that matter.

To support better-informed enquiries, make these answers easy to find:

• What services do you provide?
• Which wedding styles or formats suit your work?
• What does each package include?
• What is the price or starting price?
• How can the couple ask about availability?

Active planning intent gives your listing a relevant audience. Clear information helps that audience decide whether your business is a suitable fit.

Aven’s free wedding vendor listing includes a storefront for your portfolio, services and packages, with platform chat for direct enquiries. Vendor onboarding is free, and Aven does not charge commission on transactions between vendors and couples.

You can showcase your business and connect with couples without moving your payment collection onto Aven.

Free onboarding should not be read as a promise that every optional promotional feature will always be free. Review the scope and price of any additional service before choosing it.

Wedding service providers can contact Aven about onboarding in their service category. Examples include:

• Wedding photographers and videographers.
• Bridal makeup artists and hairstylists.
• Wedding florists, decorators and stylists.
• Bridal boutiques and wedding attire providers.
• Wedding venues and caterers.
• Wedding planners and coordinators.
• Wedding emcees, live bands and entertainers.
• Photo booth and other wedding service businesses.

Describe what you offer and whether you serve actual-day weddings, solemnisation ceremonies, pre-wedding sessions or other celebrations. The team can confirm the appropriate category and current listing requirements.

If you are a new business, describe your experience accurately and label styled shoots or collaborative portfolio work clearly.

Treat your storefront as a useful introduction to your business.

Start with a short description of what you do and who your services suit. Follow it with representative portfolio work and clear packages.

For example, a videography business could explain its approach to wedding storytelling, show films from different celebration types, and describe the coverage and deliverables included in each package.

A makeup artist could show a range of bridal looks and explain services for solemnisation, actual-day weddings and additional family members.

Be specific enough that couples can picture working with you. Replace broad descriptions such as “premium service” with concrete information about your process and offering.

Yes. Publish useful pricing information alongside your packages so couples can assess whether your services fit their plans.

A clear price helps them research before enquiring. It also gives your first conversation a more informed starting point.

Depending on your service, you might publish:

• A fixed package price.
• A starting price with clearly stated inclusions.
• A typical range with the factors that affect it.
• A custom-quotation service with an explanation of how pricing is determined.

If your package starts at a particular amount, explain what that amount covers. Couples should not have to guess whether coverage hours, staffing or essential deliverables are included.

When you offer several options, explain the practical differences.

These are examples to help you prepare your information, rather than a list of mandatory platform fields.

For Singapore weddings, address relevant details such as split-day coverage, multiple venues, early starts and transport. Clear scope helps couples choose a suitable option.

Select work that shows your style and the services you want couples to book.

A photographer hoping to attract intimate weddings should include representative solemnisation and small-celebration work. A florist offering larger installations should show the scale and detail of that service.

Use images and films that you have permission to publish. Label styled shoots and collaborative projects accurately, and credit contributors where appropriate.

Refresh the portfolio as your work develops. Your storefront should reflect what a couple can reasonably expect from your business today.

Couples can explore your storefront and contact you through Aven’s platform chat.

Prepare to ask for the information needed to assess their enquiry:

• Wedding date.
• Venue or locations.
• Service required.
• Expected coverage hours or event duration.
• Relevant package preferences.
• Any requirements that affect your quotation.

Use the conversation to establish availability and suitability before recommending a package. When a couple has already seen your portfolio and pricing, you can build on that research instead of starting from scratch.

For a practical approach to that first conversation, read our guide to converting wedding enquiries in Singapore.

No. Aven does not take a commission on wedding bookings. Your transactions with couples continue outside Aven using your usual business process.

You remain responsible for agreeing the scope, issuing the contract, collecting deposits and managing the service you provide. Aven does not take a transaction commission.

Keep the final agreement clear. It should identify the service, wedding date, inclusions, payment schedule and applicable terms.

An enquiry is the beginning of a conversation. Confirm a booking according to your own agreed process rather than assuming that a chat message reserves a date.

Yes. A free Aven storefront, organic social content, referrals and your own website are ways to promote your wedding business without buying Instagram ads. Each still needs useful content and ongoing attention.

Give each channel a clear role.

Keep your core service information consistent across these channels. When you change a package or update your pricing, refresh the relevant listings too.

You can maintain your existing marketing while adding Aven as another route for couples to discover and contact you.

For the broader business plan, explore the complete guide to running and growing a wedding business in Singapore.

Gather the following so the setup process is easier:

• Business name and logo.
• A short business introduction.
• Main services and service area.
• A focused selection of portfolio work.
• Package names, descriptions and inclusions.
• Prices, starting prices or quotation guidance.
• Relevant business contact details.
• Website and social links.
• Permission to publish the selected images and films.

If the Aven team helps create your initial storefront, review the information before using it to promote your business. Check package scope and pricing carefully, then keep the portfolio and service details current.

Email admin@companion-co.com to join Aven as a wedding vendor and get help setting up your storefront.

Introduce your business, state your service category and share your portfolio and package information. The team can guide you through the current onboarding process and storefront setup.

Once your storefront is ready, check it from a couple’s perspective:

1. Is it immediately clear what you offer?
2. Does the portfolio represent your current work?
3. Are packages and prices understandable?
4. Are your business details correct?
5. Can your team monitor and respond to enquiries?

For account-specific booking tools, calendar integration and performance insights, ask the team what is currently available for your vendor account.

A free wedding vendor listing can create another opportunity for couples to discover your business and enquire. Whether those enquiries become bookings depends on your work, pricing, availability, service fit and communication.

On Aven, your storefront sits within a dedicated wedding planning environment. Clear portfolios and packages help interested couples decide whether to contact you.

Review the enquiries your listing supports and keep your information current. Joining does not guarantee bookings, but it gives you another place to present your business without an onboarding fee or transaction commission.

If you are deciding where to promote your wedding business in Singapore, start by making your services easy to research.

Aven puts your portfolio and packages within a dedicated wedding planning space used by couples preparing for their celebrations. Give them a clear way to discover your services, understand your offering and start a conversation, with free onboarding and no transaction commissions.

Email admin@companion-co.com with your business name, service category, portfolio link and package information to get your vendor storefront started.

Explore Aven.wedding and put your business within reach of couples planning their celebrations.