Kingdom Convention Centre Wedding Venue, Bangalore

The published figures are ₹350 per plate vegetarian and ₹850 non-vegetarian, taxes extra, rooms at ₹2,500 and in-house decor from ₹15,000, from the WedMeGood listing checked 11 September 2026. No hall rental is published, so ask for it in writing along with what it covers in hours and which hall it applies to.

The listing's structured data says 1,000 seated and 1,200 floating for the main banquet. Its own written description gives 400 seated and 700 floating for the same hall. Those two cannot both be right, so treat the capacity as unconfirmed until you have stood in the room and been given a figure in writing.

The listing's description says three halls across roughly 30,000 sq ft; its structured data records one. Ask for the names, capacities and rentals of each hall at the site visit. If you are planning a multi-function day, do not build the schedule around rooms whose existence has not been confirmed.

The listing contradicts itself: its structured field says outside catering only, while its description lists catering services among the venue's in-house facilities alongside in-house decor and in-house alcohol. Since plate rates of ₹350 and ₹850 are published, ask whose rates those are and whether an outside caterer is permitted at all.

The listing records in-house decor, starting at ₹15,000. Ask whether an outside decorator is permitted and at what fee. On a hall with a fixed gold-and-crystal scheme, the decor decision is really a question of whether you work with the room's existing register or override it, and that needs a designer either way.

The listing records in-house alcohol as available and outside alcohol as not permitted, so the bar runs on the venue's own list and pricing. Ask for the bar rates and the close time in the proposal, because on an in-house model those two numbers are the entire cocktail budget.

Seventeen rooms are listed, at ₹2,500 each. That covers the two families and getting-ready space rather than a travelling guest list. For guests coming from outside Bangalore, the Hebbal and Nagawara hotel cluster is the nearest realistic block, ten to twenty minutes away.

The venue's own website describes itself as a kalyana mantapa and convention hall. In practice it is a purpose-built modern hall with a raised stage, which is what a traditional muhurtham needs, without the community-hall finishes that older mantapas carry. The gallery shows both traditional ceremony and reception set-ups in the same room.

Yes. The listing records no in-house DJ and outside DJs permitted, so the sound is your choice. Since the venue sits inside HBR Layout's residential grid, get the sound cut-off time in writing before planning the sangeet, and ask whether the hall has been acoustically treated or whether sound carries outside.

It is on 26th Cross Road at Ashwath Nagar in HBR Layout, on the Hebbal to Kalyan Nagar side of North Bangalore. Straightforward from Hebbal, Kalyan Nagar, Banaswadi, Thanisandra and the airport road; slower from South Bangalore in the evening peak. Send guests the pin location rather than the cross-road number.

The listing records parking as sufficient. On a residential cross-road address, that is worth verifying in person before a large booking: a thousand-guest wedding can put two hundred cars onto neighbourhood streets, and the answer decides whether you need valet parking and a marshal at the gate.

It carries 5.0 from 20 reviews on WedMeGood, checked 11 September 2026, from a listing that has been live for about four years and two months. That is a solid but not deep record. Ask the venue for recent references for a wedding of your size, particularly one using all three halls if you plan to.

Five things in writing: the true seated capacity of the main hall; how many halls exist, with their names, sizes and rentals; whether an outside caterer is permitted and whose plate rates the published ones are; whether an outside decorator is allowed and at what fee; and the parking arrangement for your guest count.