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YAHOO! Video: Singapore blogger Sara Shantelle Lim’s S$40,000 birthday bash: How much everything cost
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https://sg.news.yahoo.com/video/singapore-blogger-sara-shantelle-lims-080807098.html
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WHEN NAME DROPPING CAN UNDERMINE YOUR CREDIBILITY…
Kim Lim, daughter of billionaire tycoon Peter Lim:
“I was a little pissed off and upset that both my father and I were name-dropped in the press release. Now I am dragged into this saga when I didn’t even want to be involved.”
“I just want to clarify that I am not the one throwing the expensive birthday bash, nor am I her good friend.”
The New Paper
Sunday, Jun 01, 2014
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Miss Kim Lim added that she had got to know Miss Lim through a mutual friend a few months ago. Miss Lim then invited Miss Kim Lim for a sponsored eyebrow embroidery session at her beauty salon.
…”I just want to clarify that I am not the one throwing the expensive birthday bash, nor am I her good friend.”
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ASIAONE news
Blogger throwing $40,000 birthday bash: It’s a win-win situation
SINGAPORE – You have to hand it to local lifestyle blogger Sara Shantelle Lim for being one smart cookie.
She approached several businesses to sponsor her 27th birthday bash and promised to generate publicity in her blog for them in return.
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On Sunday, Miss Lim put out a press release about her “Candylicious Neon Birthday Bash 2014” on Sunday, naming her sponsors and listing the freebies she’s getting.
She even explained how she managed to get so many sponsors – “mainly her close friends, who wants (sic) to throw Sara an amazing birthday party” while others believe that she can “help them to promote their brand well on her luxury blog” and “tap into her strong network of contacts”.
In the press release, she called sponsor Kim Lim, a “good friend”.
She went on to describe Miss Kim Lim as “the daughter of billionaire Peter Lim, who is known to have recently bought over Valencia Football Club”.
http://news.asiaone.com/news/diva/blogger-throwing-40000-birthday-bash-its-win-win-situation
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Little known blogger throws $40,000 sponsored birthday bash, becomes famous
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YAHOO! NEWS SINGAPORE
Extravagant or not? Singapore blogger’s S$40,000 birthday bash sparks online debate
Yahoo Newsroom Videos – Thu, May 29, 2014
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Yahoo Newsroom Videos – Singapore blogger Sara Shantelle Lim will be celebrating her 27th birthday with a lavish sponsored bash, costing upwards of $40,000. (Photo: Sara Shantelle Lim)
A Singapore blogger has come under fire for her upcoming birthday bash costing upwards of $40,000 – none of which she is paying for.
Sara Shantelle Lim was quoted in a press release stating that she will celebrating her 27th birthday on Friday this week with “the biggest ‘Candylicious Neon’ themed party in Singapore” and has received over $40,000-in-kind sponsorships for the private bash.
Singapore blogger Sara Shantelle Lim will be celebrating her 27th birthday with a lavish sponsored bash, costing …
Lim blogs at The SG Sisters, a blog she started with her elder sister, Lora Christelle Lim. The blog claims to be “the first and only Luxury Blog in Singapore.”
Singapore tabloid The New Paper, first reported that Lim has a bevy of alcohol and beer sponsors including Jim Beam, Auchentoshan, Pinnacle Vodka, Courvoisier, and Brewerkz.
Among other things, flowers, candy buffet, and a three-tier birthday cake for the party will all be sponsored. Three diamond rings have also been sponsored, to been given away to the “Best Dressed” partygoers.
The party will be held at exclusive night spot, Club Altimate at 1-Altitude, where the venue rental is said to cost $20,000 for the night.
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News of the blogger’s lavish celebration has sparked online debate, with some calling it an “obscene amount of extravagance”.
Facebook user Greg Tan commented, “40k is some people’s annual pay…but others can just spend it in 1 night.”
Another user, Eleanor Quek, wrote, “What a waste of money on one big party. I know I will not be supporting those brands anymore. Bad advertising decision.”
Others have commended Lim’s shrewdness in having a sponsored birthday party. Facebook user Johnny Laxman said, “don’t have to feel sore and condemn her for it. At least she’s smart enough to get others to sponsor her instead of using her own money”.
Sponsorship is not a new concept to bloggers in Singapore.
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http://www.biobeauty.com.sg/%5B/embed
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