The Amore Collective

A colonial estate in Yelahanka reworked as a wedding venue — courtyards, verandas, antique doors, a swimming pool with a wooden deck, and heritage buildings that take minimal decoration to photograph well. It runs as a staycation property and corporate venue too, which usually means the grounds are maintained to a standard a once-a-week wedding venue does not reach.

Three spaces. The main indoor banquet seats 450 with a floating capacity of 800. A second indoor space handles 150 seated, 400 floating. An outdoor lawn takes 150 seated, 300 floating. That spread means a mehendi for fifty and a reception for eight hundred can both happen here without one of them feeling lost.

The bridal suite is a genuine room rather than a repurposed corner, with a Venetian mirror and the kind of light that matters for getting-ready photographs.

Eighteen rooms on site handle family and out-station guests through the celebration.