Wedding venues on Mysore Road
Mysore Road picks up easily from the NICE ring, which makes it one of the simpler corridors to reach from anywhere on the west or south side of the city. Tell us your date and guest count and we'll check what's free.
- 50–3,000 guests
- Grand Wedding Lawn
- Garden and hall
- Convention hall
- In the venue business since 2013
- No booking fee to you
- One number for every venue we list
Venues on this road
Sorted by how close they are to the city
MRF Greens Pavilion
An outdoor lawn venue on Chikkalur Road, off the Big Banyan Tree on the Mysore Road side, with an air-conditioned pavilion, a stage, dressing rooms and a separate dining area.100–1,200
5 photosNandi Link Grounds
Four halls with their own dining rooms, a lawn, and a very large car park100–3,000Four halls, huge parking-11-640x420.webp)
3 photosPunam Mahal
An air-conditioned convention hall at Kengeri, recently renovated500–2,000Air-conditioned Hall
4 photosSri Sai Palace
A grand hall at the NICE junction, seating 1,000, with indoor and outdoor dining300–1,500Indoor and outdoor dining-12-640x420.webp)
5 photosMadhuve Mane Convention Centre
A fully air-conditioned convention hall at Kengeri, seating 650300–1,000Fully air-conditioned hall
7 photosPoornima Palace & Convention Center
Two air-conditioned halls on Mysore Road, the larger seating over a thousand300–1,000Two halls, outside caterers
10 photosMandara
Two open lawns among areca and coconut, for 350 to 700 guests350–700Two lawns, own caterer
9 photosDevprayag
An open lawn with an amphitheatre at Kambipura, and eleven rooms on site100–400Lawn with an amphitheatre-3-640x420.webp)
9 photosKalyani Courtyard
A Chettinad-style courtyard with a pool, off the NICE expressway near Kumbalgodu50–250Chettinad-style courtyardTell us your date. We’ll tell you what’s free.
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Wedding venues on Mysore Road
Mysore Road's advantage is access. It connects directly to the NICE ring, which means guests coming from Electronic City, Kanakapura Road, Bannerghatta or the whole western side of the city can get there without crossing town. For a wedding where the two families live in different parts of Bangalore, that is often the deciding factor.
The venues along this corridor are mostly open lawns. There is more land available west of the city than south of it, and the properties reflect that — generous grounds, proper parking, and enough separation from the road that the traffic is not part of your evening.
Who this corridor suits
This direction works particularly well for weddings in the five hundred to twelve hundred guest range, where you need genuine space but do not want to send guests on a long drive. It is also worth looking at if a significant number of people are coming from Mysore, Mandya or Ramanagara, since they arrive on this side of the city anyway.
Practical notes
Check the toll route with the venue. Some guests will not have a FASTag balance sorted and a queue at the toll plaza can hold up a convoy on a morning when timing matters.
Ask about the lawn surface and drainage if you are booking between June and September. An open lawn that handles a heavy shower well and one that does not look identical on a dry visit.