Pablo’s late father was a classical guitarist and hence Pablo and Ying Ying decided to engage a pair of classical guitarists to perform some instrumental classics for their guests. The duo (Mark & Chee Wei) performed the well-loved ‘Canon-in-D‘ for the march-in song and took a short break when the couple delivered an intro speech to the guests. Thereafter

Mike & Xinyan got together on 1 Dec 2008 when they were studying in JC, so 10 years down the road, how fitting it is that they decided to get married on 1 Dec 2018. Their wedding venue of choice is one of our all-time favourite venue – Flutes at National Museum. Check out how

Band: Ywenna (vocals & piano), Selwyn (violin) At this cosy and intimate wedding, we were absolutely delighted to have friendly guests who jumped into the fun… by coming up to sing a few songs along to music accompaniment by Ywenna (piano) and Selwyn (violin)! And here’s our musicians for the day, who bravely took on

Bevlyn’s Thoughts: I Wanna Grow Old With You Wendy and Desmond’s wedding probably marked a first for me – the first time I see a bride and groom go UP the stairs (instead of down) when they ‘march-in’. Flutes at the Fort has a wonderful long aisle with n number of steps for the sporty

Bevlyn’s thoughts: For The First Time When The Flutes contacted me to ask me to be a part of a wedding proposal for a young man, I was thrilled beyond words. The last time I performed at The Flutes was in September for Stephanie and Daniel‘s wedding, and it feels really good to be back

Bevlyn’s Thoughts: Come Fly with Me It is my first time to The Flutes, and I was blown away by this rustic black and white bungalow which used to be the old Fire Chiefs’ home. It was built in 1908, and I was thrilled to still be able to capture the charm of ‘old Singapore’! A