Why Shop in Singapore
Every world-class luxury brand for clothing, shoes, watches, jewellery, accessories and cosmetics is available at great pieces. There are a host of local jewelers and Singapore designer labels. And there's variety and quality for every bride seeking everything from trendy trousseau wear to beauty and body care buys.

Best Haunts

Orchard Road
You can start your shopping expedition on Orchard Road, the main shopping artery of Singapore. Flanked by mega-shopping malls, you can spend hours or even days just going through the various shops offering the latest for your wardrobe, electronics and lifestyle products for your home.

Luxury Labels
Bride's seeking a fine catwalk collection can head to Raffles Hotel Arcade, Palais Renaissance and Hilton Shopping Gallery for some luxurious shopping.

Raffles Hotel Arcade	Funan the IT Mall

IT/Electronic Shopping
If you or your guy are gizmo-freaks and if you're raring for some IT or electronic stuff then Funan the IT Mall and SIM LIM Square offer great selections.

Must-Visit Malls

a) CK Tang in Orchard Road where you'll find a mind-boggling array of stuff for your trousseau and home. Trendy labels and a well-stocked home and kitchen-ware department, filled with gorgeous bed linens, soft furnishings and kitchen home appliances.

b) Ngee Ann City in Orchard Road: Put aside a full day to check out their charming in-store boutiques and line of international fashion labels which include Hugo Boss Woman, Spain's Zara, Mango and Australia's Country Road.

c) Raffles Hotel Shopping Arcade: In keeping with its reputation as one of the most exquisite hotels in Singapore, Raffles Hotel Shopping Arcade houses the luxe labels like Prada, Anteprima, Tiffany & Co, Coach and Daniel Swarovski.

d) Paragon: Enjoy the concept stores in this luxurious mall- from Fashion & Accessories to Gifts & Novelties, Healthy & Beauty to Arts & Crafts, Travel Gear to Sports Stuff, you'll find stores that sell everything.

Travelling and Heartland Shopping
It's easy to get around the city, in the comfort of a MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) train. So if you're looking for interesting items, head to Chinatown for Chinese arts and antiques. Buy Tiger Balm and take in the smell of the array of Chinese herbs on sale. At Arab Street you'll find embroidered materials, semi-precious stones, basketware, natural oils and perfumes and Malay jewellery.