Just to share...
I attended my friend's wedding at Humble House (about a year ago, I do not know if there are much changes). Stepping into the dinning area, I was kinda shocked! The arrangements were totally different from the usual ballrooms or restaurants that I went for wedding banquets.
Taking a step back, I start to appreciate the ambiance of the place. The waterfall at the entrance helps quite a bit as you feel relaxed.
The place consist of long tables and round tables. I would assume the guests seated on those sofa seated at the round tables by the side would have difficulties moving in and out due to the space constraint...
There is no stage, so the dummy cake and the champagne fountain is placed somewhere in the middle of the restaurant.
The march ins were alright. Just the steps to watch out. A bit squeezy walking towards the cake and the champagne fountain. The emcee just stood around the center and addressed everyone. The emcees even managed to saboh the couple in such a small and restricted place... Haha...
The food served was absolutely delicious. With Sam Leong's full size portrait outside the restaurant, the food have to be this good. My wife and I really enjoyed the soup in coconut husk. Fragrant, flavorful and yet light...
The biggest problem is the table-to-table photo-taking. Due to the space constraint and the odd shape tables... & chairs, it would be a challenge for your photographer/videographer. You may want to check with them whether do they know about Humble House.
Overall, you cannot compare this place with the hotels that we use to hold our wedding banquets. This is a rather up-market place and Humble House is meant for fine-dining. It is expected that they are not able to provide the perks that hotels provide but if you are looking at a cosy affair and of course, delicious food, you have it.