Mantra Luxury Weddings

Mantra sits on Gunjur–Doddakannelli Road at Chikkabellandur, beside Krupanidhi College, which puts it on the inner stretch of the Sarjapur corridor — closer to the city than most venues of its size, and reachable from Bellandur, HSR and Whitefield without a long drive.

The property runs to 3.5 acres and is let to one event at a time. For a family hosting three days of functions that is the detail that matters most: no second wedding sharing the gate, the parking or the staff, and no timetable to work around but your own.

There are three ceremony spaces, each built to a different character. Jalamantapa is a mantapa set within water, under a pyramid roof inspired by Bali, air-conditioned and seating 350 to 600 — it is the one families book the muhurtham in. Aramane is the royal hall, built in arched Indian palace style, air-conditioned and holding 500 to 2,000, which makes it the reception space. Bali Garden is the open lawn, 300 to 850, for the mehendi, the sangeet or an evening under the sky. Most families use all three across the days rather than choosing between them.

Dining is separate: Ahara is a 10,000 sq ft air-conditioned hall seating 550 at a sitting and holding a thousand standing, so the meal never competes with the ceremony for space. There is a stone temple to Maha Ganapathi on the grounds, indoor and outdoor kitchens, and CCTV across the property.

Ten air-conditioned rooms and two dormitories house the immediate family, with the venue arranging further accommodation nearby. Parking is cemented and takes 600 cars, which holds up through the monsoon as well as the dry months. A venue manager is assigned to your wedding from the day you book.