Wedding venues in Yelahanka
Yelahanka suits families spread across north Bangalore and anyone flying guests in, with open lawns large enough for a full muhurtham and reception on the same grounds. Tell us your date and guest count and we'll check what's free.
- 50–1,500 guests
- Grand Wedding Lawn
- Garden and hall
- Garden
- In the venue business since 2013
- No booking fee to you
- One number for every venue we list
Venues in this area
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9 photosChitrakoot Wedding Venue
An open lawn venue at Singanayakahalli on Doddaballapur Road, off Yelahanka, with a poolside area, a covered dining hall and twenty-four air-conditioned rooms on the property.100–1,50030 minutes from the airport-3-640x420.webp)
9 photosLa Terra Gardens
A garden venue on Ananthapura Main Road with a temple set above a kalyani, a 700-seat lawn and twenty-five rooms on site.100–1,000Temple, kalyani and 25 rooms-640x420.jpg)
3 photosRitam Wedding Venue
A 3.2-acre estate at Singanayakanahalli with a 10,000 sq ft lawn, a pillarless hall and thirty-two rooms, twenty minutes from the airport.100–1,0003.2 acres, 32 AC rooms-2-640x420.webp)
7 photosSvaRaga Venue
Lawn venue at Singanayakanahalli with a temple pond, for up to 1,000 guests100–1,000Temple pond for rituals
12 photosAadya Farms & Leisure
Farmhouse venue beside Avalahalli forest, with a banquet hall and lawn for up to 1,000100–1,000Beside Avalahalli forest
8 photosSamavana
Two-level garden venue at Jarakabande Kaval, with lawns above and below a reception hall100–1,000Two-level garden venue
6 photosFestiva Recreations
A lawn-and-hall property on the Rajanukunte side of Yelahanka, with fifteen rooms on site for outstation families.100–800Lawn, hall and 15 rooms-640x420.webp)
8 photosThe Amore Collective
Colonial estate in Yelahanka with three spaces, a pool and 18 rooms on site100–800Colonial estate with pool
5 photosWiwaha by Praman
A Balinese-themed property at Bettahalsoor in north Bangalore, twenty-five minutes from the airport and about half an hour from the city centre.100–800Balinese design, 65 rooms
7 photosThe Peacock Grove
Heritage farmhouse in Yelahanka with dedicated mantaps and courtyards for each ceremony100–600Three mantaps and two courtyards
7 photosThe Secret Grove
A 10,000 sq ft open-air grove at Avalahalli under tamarind and mango trees — built for intimate weddings of 150 to 250, not large ones.50–30010,000 sq ft open-air grove
11 photosThe Tharavadu Mane
Heritage Malnad-style house in Yelahanka for intimate weddings up to 20050–300Malnad house, 250-year sit-outTell us your date. We’ll tell you what’s free.
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Wedding venues in Yelahanka
Yelahanka works for two kinds of family: those already settled across north Bangalore, and those with a lot of guests flying in. It sits on the airport side of the city, which means the drive from Kempegowda International is short and predictable in a way that almost nowhere else in Bangalore manages.
The venues here tend to be open lawns with real room to them. North Bangalore developed later and less densely than the south, so wedding properties in this direction still have land, enough for a full-sized lawn, a separate dining area, and parking that does not spill onto the road.
Running the whole wedding on one property
The practical advantage of a larger lawn is that you stop shuttling people. The muhurtham can happen on the lawn in the morning and the reception can happen on the same grounds that evening, with the dining laid out separately, so guests are never being moved from one venue to another mid-event.
For weddings in the eight hundred to fifteen hundred guest range, that single factor tends to matter more than anything else on the checklist.
Season and timing
North Bangalore is noticeably cooler and windier in December and January than the south of the city. For an outdoor evening reception this is mostly pleasant, but it is worth asking the venue how exposed the lawn is and whether they can put up side screens if the wind picks up.
If a large part of your guest list is arriving by air, fixing the muhurtham slightly later in the morning gives people a realistic chance of making it straight from the airport.