#1Mr Lai Kok Heong
Mr Lai is listed for non-religious ceremonies in English and Mandarin, with couple feedback describing an upbeat atmosphere that kept guests engaged.
5.0•37 reviews
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Read 37 reviews10 Non-Religious Wedding Solemnisers in Singapore (2026)
Secular solemniser options for couples who want a civil ceremony centred on their commitment without religious elements.
Which wedding solemnisers in Singapore conduct non-religious ceremonies?
For a secular civil ceremony, start with solemnisers currently tagged as non-religious in Bridely’s directory:
- Best reviewed starting point: Mr Lai Kok Heong — listed for non-religious ceremonies in English and Mandarin.
- Best for a gentle manner: Mr Leow Peter Glensong — couple feedback highlights patience and calm delivery.
- Best for an engaging ceremony: Mr Teh Chin Huak Zenon — tagged as engaging, entertaining and passionate.
- Best for a light-hearted approach: Mr Chiang Heng Liang — tagged as friendly and patient.
Confirm that your chosen script will exclude religious readings or references, and verify current licence status through ROM.
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A non-religious solemnisation focuses on the legal marriage, the couple’s commitment and any personal vows or readings they choose to include. It can still feel warm and meaningful without prayers, blessings or religious references.
Every person below is currently tagged for non-religious ceremonies in Bridely’s directory. Before booking, discuss the intended script and verify the solemniser’s current licence expiry on the official ROM portal.
#2Mr Leow Peter Glensong
Mr Leow supports non-religious ceremonies in English and Mandarin; couple feedback highlights his early arrival, patient manner and gentle delivery.
5.0•26 reviews
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Read 26 reviews#3Mr Yee Poh Hong
Mr Yee is listed for non-religious solemnisation in English, giving couples a straightforward candidate for a secular ceremony conducted in one language.
5.0•10 reviews
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Read 10 reviews#4Mr Teh Chin Huak Zenon
Mr Teh supports non-religious ceremonies in English and Mandarin and is tagged as engaging, entertaining and passionate in his delivery.
5.0•5 reviews
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Read 5 reviews#5Mr Chiang Heng Liang
Mr Chiang is listed for non-religious ceremonies in English and Mandarin, with friendly, light-hearted and patient style tags.
5.0•4 reviews
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Read 4 reviews#6Mr Tang Wing Fai
Mr Tang supports non-religious English and Mandarin ceremonies and is tagged as engaging and humorous, suiting couples who prefer livelier delivery.
4.3•17 reviews
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Read 17 reviews#7Dr Low Shirley
Dr Low is listed for non-religious solemnisation in English and Mandarin and carries a friendly style tag for an approachable ceremony.
5.0•2 reviews
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Read 2 reviews#8Ms Joanna Portilla
Ms Joanna Portilla is listed for non-religious ceremonies in English and Mandarin, making her suitable for couples planning a secular bilingual solemnisation.
5.0•2 reviews
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Read 2 reviews#9Mr Lim Swee Ann Raphael
Mr Lim Swee Ann Raphael is listed for non-religious ceremonies in English, providing another option for a straightforward secular civil ceremony.
5.0•1 review
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Read 1 reviews#10Mr Lim Zong Wei Alex
Mr Lim Zong Wei Alex supports non-religious ceremonies in English and Mandarin, making him a practical candidate for bilingual families.
5.0•1 review
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Read 1 reviewsTell your shortlisted solemniser explicitly that you want a non-religious ceremony, then discuss the script, personal vows and timing. “Secular” should describe the actual ceremony, not merely the directory filter—one clear conversation now prevents an awkward surprise at the aisle.
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It is a legal civil marriage ceremony without prayers, religious blessings or faith-specific readings. Couples may still include personal vows and secular readings.
Yes. Ask the solemniser what wording they normally use and identify any references you would prefer to add, remove or clarify.