In 2015, Faber Peak Singapore stood out among wedding venues for something few others could match. Couples could exchange vows in a cable car, with panoramic views of the harbour and Sentosa as the backdrop. The venue sits at 109 Mount Faber Road, and it is now promoted as Mount Faber Peak.
It is still taking wedding bookings in 2026. It held a wedding showcase, Love @ Mount Faber Peak, on 4 October from 11am to 6pm. Visitors toured four venues, each with its own views.
What the venue offered in 2015
The 2015 line-up combined indoor and outdoor settings. The Garden Solemnisation had lush greenery, wooden arcs and glass architecture, and it suited sunset ceremonies. The Ballroom had floor-to-ceiling glass windows and contemporary fixtures. A Private Dining Room sat at the highest point of the venue. Spuds & Aprons offered alfresco dining.
The perks depended on the package. In 2015 they included a customisable theme, waived corkage, complimentary valet parking for up to 10 per cent of guests, and return coach transfer for guests who were not driving.
The spaces today
The current wedding spaces have different names. A 2026 listing for the venue describes four of them:
- The Ballroom: It takes up to 200 guests and has floor-to-ceiling glass windows and a private balcony over the harbour.
- Angsana Glasshouse: It seats up to 70 guests. It is an air-conditioned, glass-walled alcove at the highest point of the peak. Couples can hold a sunset solemnisation on its outdoor deck, then move indoors for dinner.
- Arbora @ Mount Faber Peak: This alfresco space has hilltop and sea views, and couples can say their vows under the Bells of Happiness.
- Dusk & The Mirabilis Bar: It suits a sunset solemnisation and reception, and it turns into an after-party at the bar.
Capacity figures differ between listings. Arbora is given as 100 guests in one listing and 75 in another, and Dusk as 120 in one and 75 in another. Couples should confirm numbers with the venue.
Perks now
The 2026 showcase gave a sense of what the venue currently uses to attract couples. Visitors received a free two-way cable car ride, complimentary valet parking, cocktails at The Mirabilis Bar, a canapé tasting and a guided venue tour. The wedding show perks also included a complimentary cable car SkyDining experience, a food tasting and a waiver for up to 10 people on an outdoor solemnisation.
A listing for the venue also shows its range. It has a halal-certified kitchen with a halal menu available, and dietary options are available on request. The same listing says external catering is not allowed.
FAQ
Can couples hold both the ceremony and the reception on site?
Yes. A couple can hold the solemnisation at Arbora Garden, then move guests to The Ballroom for dinner.
Is the venue pet-friendly?
A listing for the venue says it is pet-friendly. Couples should check the terms for their booking.