Wedding Venue Cost in Bangalore: What to Expect in 2026
Sat Feb 28 2026
Budgeting for a wedding venue in Bangalore is one of the first real decisions couples make, and one of the most confusing. Prices swing wildly depending on location, capacity, whether accommodation is included, and what counts as "in-house" versus "add-on."
We're not going to rank the cheapest options. Instead, here's what venue costs in Bangalore actually look like in 2026, what drives the price up or down, and where the real value sits.
The price spectrum
Wedding venues in Bangalore fall roughly into four tiers:
| Tier | Per-event cost (approx.) | What you get | |------|--------------------------|--------------| | Budget | ₹1–3 lakh | Community halls, basic amenities, no coordination | | Mid-range | ₹3–8 lakh | Banquet halls, standard catering, limited décor | | Premium | ₹8–20 lakh | Resort venues, in-house catering, event coordination | | Luxury | ₹20 lakh+ | Destination-style venues, full planning, on-site rooms |
These are venue costs alone, before catering, décor, photography, and entertainment. The total wedding budget is typically 3–5x the venue cost.
What actually drives the price
Location
Venues inside Bangalore city limits (Indiranagar, Koramangala, JP Nagar) charge a premium for real estate. North Bangalore venues, especially along the airport corridor, offer more space at comparable or lower rates, plus greenery and privacy that city venues can't match.
Guest count
Most venues price on a per-plate or per-head basis for catering, with a venue rental on top. A 300-guest wedding at a premium venue might cost ₹12–15 lakh all-in. Scale that to 1,000 guests, and you're looking at ₹30–50 lakh or more.
Duration
A single-day event is priced very differently from a three-day wedding with mehendi, sangeet, and reception on consecutive days. Multi-day bookings at resort venues often include room nights, which can actually bring the per-day cost down compared to renting a banquet hall and blocking hotel rooms separately.
What's included
This is where comparisons get tricky. A ₹5 lakh banquet hall quote might seem cheaper than a ₹15 lakh resort venue. But add external catering (₹3–5 lakh), décor (₹2–4 lakh), guest accommodation (₹2–3 lakh), and coordination fees. The resort venue often ends up comparable or better value because it bundles everything.
Hidden costs nobody mentions
- Generator backup: many venues charge extra for power during evening events
- Valet parking: not always included, especially at city venues
- Extended hours: events past midnight often incur overtime charges
- Corkage fees: bringing your own beverages can carry a per-bottle fee
- Setup/teardown windows: some venues charge for the day before and after the event
Ask for an all-inclusive quote, not the "starting from" number. A good venue will be upfront about what's included and what isn't.
Where resort venues change the math
The economics shift when you compare city venues against resort-style properties on the outskirts.
Take a three-day wedding for 500 guests:
City banquet hall approach:
- Venue rental (3 days): ₹6–10 lakh
- External catering: ₹8–12 lakh
- Guest accommodation (nearby hotel, 50 rooms × 2 nights): ₹5–8 lakh
- Transport between venue and hotel: ₹1–2 lakh
- External décor: ₹3–5 lakh
- Total: ₹23–37 lakh
Resort venue approach (e.g., Le Roma Samsara):
- Venue + catering + rooms + coordination as a package
- Guests stay on-site, no transport logistics
- Multiple spaces for different events across three days
- In-house catering and décor coordination included
The resort approach cuts out the vendor juggling and keeps everyone in one place. For multi-day weddings where guest experience matters, more families are going this route.
What to ask when comparing venues
- What is the per-plate cost for vegetarian and non-vegetarian menus?
- Are rooms included in the package, or priced separately?
- Is there a dedicated event coordinator, or do I need to hire one?
- What's the cancellation and rescheduling policy?
- Are there charges for décor setup time, generator use, or extended hours?
- Can I visit the venue during an actual event setup (not just an empty walkthrough)?
How Le Roma Samsara approaches pricing
Le Roma Samsara is an all-inclusive celebration venue. Packages typically include:
- Access to five indoor and outdoor celebration spaces
- In-house catering with a dedicated pure vegetarian kitchen
- On-site accommodation across 140 rooms in three tiers
- Event coordination from initial planning through execution
- Valet parking, generator backup, and AV systems
Rather than quoting a per-day venue rental, the team works with each family to build a package around their event structure, guest count, and requirements.
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