Farmhouse Collective Wedding Venue, Bangalore

Yes. The venue has renamed to Farmhouse Collective and its own site uses only the new name. Directory listings, older blog posts and several aggregators still index the old one, which is worth knowing when you are comparing reviews across sites.

The main venue takes 300 to 350 guests and Backyard by Farmhouse Collective takes 80 to 90, per the venue's own site. The WedMeGood listing records a single lawn at 300 seated / 350 floating, checked 11 September 2026. Above 350, this is not the right property.

Same property, two separate venues. Farmhouse Collective has a lawn with a stage, two dining halls, a courtyard, two service kitchens, 90-car parking and a two-bedroom air-conditioned house. Backyard has its own lawn and stage, covered dining, 70-seat furniture, a service kitchen, a sound system, 30-car parking and two cottages.

Yes. The listing records outside catering only. The main venue has two service kitchens, which is unusually generous for a farmhouse and makes a 300-guest meal practical. Confirm with your caterer which kitchen handles the hot line and which the plating.

The listing records the venue as rental-only with the price on request, and neither the venue's site nor the listing publishes a figure. Because catering is yours, your total is the space rental plus your caterer plus decor. Ask for the rental against your specific date and whether it covers one venue or both.

Yes, both venues are. The venue makes a point of it. If you want a dog in the wedding photographs, it is a shorter list of Bangalore venues than you would expect.

Partly. The main venue has two dining halls and a courtyard, so the meal is covered. The ceremony on the lawn is not, and the usual answer is a clear-roof tent, which suits this property because it keeps the tree canopy visible. Contract that at booking if your date is between June and October.

Nirmala Farm, Budigere Cross, Virgonagar Post, Old Madras Road, Bengaluru 560049. WedMeGood files it under Aavalahalli, which is the same stretch described from a different landmark. It is easy from Whitefield and east Bangalore and a long drive from the south and west.

Yes to both, and outside alcohol is permitted as well. Nothing here is tied to a house vendor. The Backyard also has its own sound system if you want a smaller function without a hired rig.

A two-bedroom air-conditioned house at the main venue and two air-conditioned cottages at the Backyard. That is accommodation for the wedding party, not for guests. Everyone else stays in Whitefield or on the Old Madras Road corridor.

90 cars at Farmhouse Collective and 30 at the Backyard, per the venue's own site. Those numbers match the guest counts rather than exceeding them, so a full 350-guest wedding should plan a shuttle or an overflow field rather than assuming everyone drives in.

Less. The planting at this venue is genuinely dense — a creeper tunnel at the entrance, full-grown trees along the lawn edges — and building a set into it makes the place look worse, not better. We would dress three or four existing moments, use clear-roof tents so the canopy stays in frame, and light warm and low from trunk bases rather than rigging a truss plot into a garden.