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This year, Chinese New Year falls on Wednesday, 29th January 2025, marking the start of the Year of the Snake. However, the festivities officially begin on the eve, 28th January 2025, with family reunions with scrumptious food either at restaurants or at home. Explore the myriad shops offering everything from hanging charms to wall decor and auspicious blooms. There’s also the Chinese New Year Bazaar to look forward to. With all you need in one area, Chinatown is the go-to destination to shop for CNY decorations in Singapore. Rent: Chinese New Year Lion Dance Head (Large) Rent: Chinese New Year Lion Dance Head (Large) Ring in a prosperous Chinese New Year with our bright and auspicious lion dance heads! It is an eye-catching decor for CNY celebrations and grand opening ceremonies. Dimension: 35cm (L) x 33cm (W) x 47cm (H, incl. horn and open mouth flap). Besides being everyone's furniture and homeware store in Singapore, IKEA also puts out some of the more aesthetic and nicer Chinese New Year decorations around. Think of your standard CNY fare Chinese New Year decorations come in many shapes, styles, and sizes. Shop for traditional trinkets and decor all across the country and at Chinatown Singapore. Don’t forget to include essential New Year’s decor that includes the upcoming year’s zodiac animal, complete with auspicious sayings that will bring luck and joy in the new year. The mall often features pop-up stores and festive markets as Chinese New Year approaches. Explore Thomson Plaza for a mix of traditional and contemporary Chinese New Year decorations catering to different tastes and preferences. Location: 301 Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574408; More Details; All Events Decor. Planning a grand Chinese New Year Local design studio Wheniwasfour at Bras Basah Complex is having a Chinese New Year promotion on offbeat yet beloved Singapore-themed collectibles. Its Bak Kwa pouches, which look like thick slices of the ubiquitous festive sweetmeat, are available at $12.72 (usual price: $15.90). Singapore’s biggest shopping mall features a 6m-tall inflatable dragon that towers over the zodiac fortunes at its outdoor plaza. If you need to do some last-minute shopping, Vivocity is also having a Tangs Chinese New Year Fair where you can score festive goodies like lanterns, mooncakes, and CNY decor from over 48 brands. In addition to decorative items, one can expect to find stalls selling traditional and modern attire, plants, and furnishings during the Chinese New Year. Price: SGD 15.00. Where: Chinatown Point Source. Contact: N/A. When to visit : Sun-Sat: 11 am – 11 pm. Daiso Score: 9.5/10 . Daiso is one of Singapore’s best choices for new year Chinese New Year balloons are some of the best CNY decor ideas in Singapore for those looking to add a festive feel to their homes without the hassle. Amp up your living room with CNY Balloons (available on youcairich.sg ) where you and your guests can take Insta-worthy photographs together. Pop Mart fans must be feeling extra lucky this festive season, because Jewel Changi has just gotten a playful springtime touch with Chinese New Year decor featuring your favourite blind box SKP Score: 8.6/10 SKP is an excellent choice for Chinese decorations in Singapore. The shop provides an extensive range of good luck symbols, couplet banners, and Chinese New year streamers to hang from the hallways, in addition to their affordable confetti poppers, balloon bouquets, and small stationary items. Where to buy Chinese New Year Decorations in Singapore? Shopee and Lazada, two of Singapore’s most popular online stores, are great places to look for Chinese new year decorations. They provide a wide range of prices for price-conscious buyers, as well as trustworthy customer reviews, authentic vendors, and products. Celebrate Chinese New Year in Singapore with our festive guides! Discover reunion dinner ideas, lo hei spots, CNY snacks and more. A trip to Marina Bay is a fantastic idea during the Chinese New Year in Singapore, especially for events like River Hongbao and the awe-inspiring fireworks display. The stunning waterfront view complements the festivities, making it a memorable experience. Here’s a quick list of other destinations to visit during Chinese New Year in Singapore: When it comes to Chinese New Year decorations, go to the source of it all: Chinatown. Ushering the Year of The Rabbit, this year Chinatown has erected giant installations of hopping and leaping As Singapore embraces the Year of the Wood Dragon, immerse yourself in the dragon-themed wonders scattered across the city. From Gardens by the Bay to Toa Payoh, let the dragon magic captivate your senses and bring prosperity and joy in this auspicious Chinese New Year celebration. Picture this: Chinese New Year rolls around. You head to the storeroom to dig out the old and dusty decorations you bought aeons ago, and place them at the same spot you do every year. And while your old lanterns and fake firecrackers might do a passable job making the place look festive, nothing spells effort like making your own CNY decor. Christmas Sale Affordable premium decor. Get your home set for the most wonderful time of the year with our wide selection of charming Christmas decorations 4. Shopee. Source: Shopee. By now, the e-commerce giant, Shopee, should be top of mind for many Singaporeans looking for cheap and abundant CNY decorations.Just a simple query search for "Chinese New Year decoration" reveals hundreds of CNY product listings from decorative lanterns for S$8.71 to elegant Chinese tassels for S$0.98 to and even CNY-themed tissue paper boxes for S$0.70.
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