Hotel, checked
Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur
Publishes a starting price per table of 10 in its Wedding Brochure 2026.
Checked against each source on 4 October 2026
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What its own page says
- Prices
- Prints a price1 package below
- Largest space
- Grand Ballroom (Sabah + Sarawak): 1,320 banquet
Source: Wedding Brochure 2026 (PDF), capacity table, read 4 October 2026
“Grand Ballroom (Sabah + Sarawak) ... Banquet 1,320”
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- Wedding package (Wedding Brochure 2026) Tradition not statedIncludes, in its words: “Complimentary one (1) bottle of hotel’s specially selected house wine for every ten (10) persons.” · “Special corkage for wine/hard liquors/champagnes brought in at RM 100.00nett per opened bottle.”Check with the hotel: The brochure doesn't tie this price to a tradition or menu. Shangri-La's 2022 brochure is still online at another address, with a lower price and 6% tax; this row is the 2026 file the hotel's wedding page links today.
From RM3,888.80++ per table of 10
- On top, in its words
- “Price is subject to a 10% service charge and 8% government tax.”
- Minimum
- This package is applicable only for bookings of 100 persons or more.
- Valid
- Not stated in the document
- Source
Source: Wedding Brochure 2026 (PDF linked from the hotel's wedding packages page), read 4 October 2026
“RANGING FROM RM3,888.80++ PER TABLE OF 10 PERSONS”
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Printed packages by tradition: Tradition not stated.
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