Lotus Convention Centre is a purpose-built hall on T C Palya Main Road near Raghavendra Circle at Ramamurthy Nagar, and its Grand Ball Room is listed at twelve hundred seated. The building is modern — a long block in dark metal and stone with a lotus motif on the facade — and the interiors are finished to a noticeably higher standard than most halls in this part of the city: coffered ceilings with backlit lotus motifs, chandeliers, and a stage sized for a full traditional build.
The gallery shows at least two distinct halls, one with a red-carpeted aisle and several hundred upholstered chairs and another with a polished floor and a wall of glazing down one side. The listing's structured data records only one space, and its written description names a different, smaller one, so the property is clearly bigger than the public record and the real configuration has to be established on site.
The rental is published at ₹6,50,000 a function. Two things shape what you can do here: decor is restricted to the venue's own panel, with an in-house floor of ₹5,00,000, and the listing contradicts itself on alcohol — its structured field says none from any source while its description says in-house alcohol is provided. Both need settling in writing before a budget or a design means anything.
- Grand Ball Room listed at 1,200 seated — among the largest single halls in this roster
- At least two halls visible in the gallery, of clearly different scale and finish
- ₹6,50,000 rental per function; in-house decor floor of ₹5,00,000
- Both catering models allowed; outside DJs permitted
- Decor restricted to the venue's own panel
- T C Palya Main Road, Ramamurthy Nagar; operating since 2016
The property file
Lotus Convention Centre: venue facts
| Address | Lotus Convention Centre is at Lotus Convention Centre, 128/2 T C Palya Main Road, near Raghavendra Circle, Ramamurthy Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka. |
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| Area | Lotus Convention Centre is in T C Palya Main Road, near Raghavendra Circle, Ramamurthy Nagar, East Bangalore. |
| Venue type | Lotus Convention Centre is a convention wedding venue in the premium tier. |
| Established | Lotus Convention Centre has been operating since 2016. |
| Capacity | Lotus Convention Centre is listed for 280–2,500 guests across its function spaces. |
| Guest rooms | Lotus Convention Centre has 15 guest rooms on site. |
| Function spaces | Lotus Convention Centre has 3 named function spaces: Grand Ball Room, Banquet hall, Lawn garden. |
| Landmark | Lotus Convention Centre is close to T C Palya Main Road, near Raghavendra Circle, Ramamurthy Nagar. |
| Price reference | The price reference for Lotus Convention Centre is ₹6,50,000 per function venue rental (WedMeGood listing, checked 2026-09-11). It is a reference point, not a quotation for your date. |
| Decorator policy | Lotus Convention Centre's decorator policy: Decorators from panel only — you choose from the venue's empanelled list. In-house decor starts at ₹5,00,000, the second-highest decor floor in this roster.. |
| Catering policy | Lotus Convention Centre's catering policy: In-house and outside catering both allowed. |
| Reviews | Lotus Convention Centre is rated 5 from 3 reviews on WedMeGood, checked 2026-09-11. |
Listed guest ranges cover several spaces and layouts; they are not a seated guarantee for the hall you choose. Confirm every figure in a written proposal for your date.
Photographs
Lotus Convention Centre photos
WedMeGood listing gallery — public listing reference
WedMeGood listing gallery — public listing reference
WedMeGood listing gallery — public listing reference
WedMeGood listing gallery — public listing reference
WedMeGood listing gallery — public listing reference
WedMeGood listing gallery — public listing reference
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Every function needs its own room
Function spaces at Lotus Convention Centre
| Space | Type | Seated | Floating | Air-conditioned | Notes |
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| Grand Ball Room | hall | 1,200 | 7,000 | Yes | The only space in the listing's structured data, at 1,200 seated and 7,000 floating. That floating figure is implausible for a single room and should be treated as a data error until the venue confirms otherwise. |
| Banquet hall | hall | 280 | 400 | Yes | Named only in the listing's written description, at 280 seated / 400 floating. The gallery shows at least two distinct halls, so this is likely a second, smaller room. |
| Lawn garden | lawn | — | 2,500 | No | Described in the listing's prose as a lawn garden taking around 2,500 people. It is not in the structured data, which records the property as indoor space only, and no gallery frame shows a lawn. Treat as unconfirmed. |
A dash means the figure is not published. Ask for a measured plan of each space with the mandap, stage, dining and service access marked before you fix a guest count.
What it actually costs
Lotus Convention Centre wedding cost evidence
| Venue rental | ₹6,50,000 per function — Taxes extra. Listed as the rental cost per event on the venue's WedMeGood profile, checked 11 September 2026. Ask which hall that covers, since the listing describes more than one. |
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Price source: WedMeGood listing, checked 2026-09-11. Published figures are reference points; ask the property for a written proposal for your date.
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Lotus Convention Centre policies
| Outside decorators | Decorators from panel only — you choose from the venue's empanelled list. In-house decor starts at ₹5,00,000, the second-highest decor floor in this roster. |
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| Catering | In-house and outside catering both allowed |
| Alcohol | In-house alcohol not available and outside alcohol not permitted (structured field). The listing's description says the venue provides in-house alcohol, which contradicts it. |
| Music and DJ | In-house DJ not available, outside DJ permitted |
| Overnight stay | Yes — 15 rooms listed, at ₹3,500 per room |
| Parking | Not recorded on the listing |
Policy source: source, checked 2026-09-11. Get the current policy in writing before you commission any fabrication.
Designed, not just planned
Wedding planning & decor at Lotus Convention Centre: how we would design it
The Grand Ball Room already has an opinion, and the practical question is whether to join it or override it. Its ceiling carries backlit lotus motifs and a run of chandeliers, its walls are panelled, and the fixed lighting is warm — a complete gold-and-cream scheme that was decided when the building was built. Working inside that register and spending on the mandap, the aisle and the table work will look considerably better than spreading a smaller budget across trying to change the room. If you do want to override it, budget properly: a 1,200-seat hall needs a real fixture count to take it anywhere else, and the existing ceiling lighting cannot be switched off without losing the room. The second consideration is the aisle. The gallery shows a long central aisle running the full depth of the hall with chairs banked either side, which is a processional of genuine length — that is an asset, and it should be designed as a sequence rather than left as a carpet. Third, decor here is panel-restricted, which means the scheme has to be built by someone already approved: establish who is on that panel before any design conversation, because it decides what is possible.
Which function goes where
| Haldi | The smaller hall the listing describes, if it is available separately. In a 1,200-seat room a haldi will feel lost, so establish what the second space is before planning the smaller functions here. |
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| Mehendi | The smaller hall, seated. Both rooms in the gallery are air-conditioned and finished, which makes a long daytime function comfortable. |
| Sangeet | The Grand Ball Room. Outside DJs are permitted, and the room's coffered ceiling with its backlit motifs gives a base lighting state to build against. |
| Wedding ceremony | The Grand Ball Room, with the mandap on the existing raised stage. At 1,200 seated it takes the largest traditional guest list on this side of the city without a marquee. |
| Reception | The Grand Ball Room again. The gallery shows it set with round tables in cream and gold under chandeliers, which is what the room is designed to do. |
Season and weather
Indoor-led, so the main function carries no weather risk in any month. That makes it a workable option for a monsoon-season wedding at large scale. If the lawn described in the listing's prose does exist, its season would be November to February — but verify that it exists at all first.
Arrivals, access and logistics
T C Palya Main Road at Ramamurthy Nagar sits on the east side, reachable from Ramamurthy Nagar, Banaswadi, Kalyan Nagar, KR Puram, Whitefield and the airport along the Outer Ring Road and Old Madras Road. It is a long evening drive from the south and west. Fifteen rooms cover the wedding party only. Parking is not recorded on the listing, which for a 1,200-seat hall is the first thing to establish on the visit.
An honest read
Is Lotus Convention Centre the right venue for your wedding?
| Right for you if | East and North-East Bangalore families running a large traditional wedding — 700 to 1,200 seated — who want a well-finished modern hall and are comfortable working with a panel decorator. |
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| Look elsewhere if | Anyone who wants their own decorator, anyone who needs outdoor space until the lawn claim is verified, and anyone planning a bar until the alcohol contradiction is resolved. |
| Planner tip | Ask what the ₹6,50,000 rental covers and which hall it applies to. The listing records one space but describes another, and the gallery shows at least two rooms of very different size. On top of that, in-house decor starts at ₹5,00,000 and decorators are panel-restricted, so the real commitment here is closer to ₹11.5 lakh before catering than the headline suggests. Get the rental, the hall, the panel list and the decor inclusions in one written document. |
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Asked and answered
Lotus Convention Centre wedding questions
What does a wedding at Lotus Convention Centre cost?
The rental is listed at ₹6,50,000 per function, taxes extra, with in-house decor from ₹5,00,000 and rooms at ₹3,500, checked 11 September 2026. No plate rate is published. Because decor is panel-restricted with a five-lakh floor, the real venue-plus-decor commitment is closer to ₹11.5 lakh before catering.
How many guests can Lotus Convention Centre hold?
The listing records one Grand Ball Room at 1,200 seated and 7,000 floating. That floating figure is not credible for a single room and should be treated as a data error. Its written description separately names a 280-seated banquet hall and a 2,500-capacity lawn. Get the real configuration and capacities in writing.
How many halls does Lotus Convention Centre have?
At least two, from the gallery: one with a long red-carpeted aisle and several hundred upholstered chairs, and another with a polished floor and a glazed wall down one side. The structured listing records one and the description names a different one. Ask for the names, sizes and rentals of each on the visit.
Can you bring your own decorator to Lotus Convention Centre?
No. The listing records decorators from panel only, with in-house decor starting at ₹5,00,000. Ask for the current panel in writing before committing, because on a hall with a fixed gold-and-lotus interior register the decorator choice is both the creative and the commercial decision.
Can you bring your own caterer to Lotus Convention Centre?
Yes. The listing records both in-house and outside catering as allowed. No plate rate is published, so ask for the in-house rate and the terms for an outside caterer — including any kitchen-access charge and what facilities the caterer gets — in the same written quote as the rental.
Is alcohol allowed at Lotus Convention Centre?
The listing contradicts itself. Its structured field says in-house alcohol is not available and outside alcohol is not permitted; its written description says the venue provides in-house alcohol. Get a clear answer in writing before planning any part of the evening around a bar.
Does Lotus Convention Centre have a lawn?
The listing's description mentions a lawn garden taking around 2,500 people, but the structured data records the property as indoor space only and no gallery frame shows a lawn. Treat it as unconfirmed and ask on the visit — a 2,500-capacity outdoor space would change what the venue is for.
Does Lotus Convention Centre have rooms?
Fifteen rooms are listed, at ₹3,500 each. That covers the wedding party and immediate family rather than a guest list. For outstation guests, the Ramamurthy Nagar and KR Puram hotel cluster is the nearest practical block.
Can you bring your own DJ to Lotus Convention Centre?
Yes. The listing records no in-house DJ and outside DJs as permitted. Ask what the hall's existing ceiling lighting includes and whether it can be controlled from a desk you bring, because on a room with a built-in lighting scheme that answer changes what a sangeet needs to hire.
Where is Lotus Convention Centre?
At 128/2 T C Palya Main Road near Raghavendra Circle, Ramamurthy Nagar, East Bangalore. Reachable from Ramamurthy Nagar, Banaswadi, Kalyan Nagar, KR Puram and Whitefield, and from the airport along the Outer Ring Road and Old Madras Road. A long evening drive from the south and west.
Is there parking at Lotus Convention Centre?
The listing does not record parking at all. For a hall listed at 1,200 seated on a main road in Ramamurthy Nagar, that is the first question to settle on a site visit: how many cars fit on the property, where the overflow goes, and whether valet parking is arranged or has to be hired.
What should you settle before signing at Lotus Convention Centre?
Six things in writing: how many halls exist with their names, capacities and rentals; which hall the ₹6,50,000 covers; what the ₹5,00,000 decor floor includes and who is on the panel; whether alcohol is permitted, since the listing contradicts itself; whether the described lawn exists; and the parking arrangement.
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Sources and verification dates
- WedMeGood listing — checked 2026-09-11
- Photographs verified 2026-09-11 from: WedMeGood listing gallery — public listing reference
Nothing on this page is estimated. Where a figure is not published we say so rather than print a number.
Getting there
Where Lotus Convention Centre is
Lotus Convention Centre, 128/2 T C Palya Main Road, near Raghavendra Circle, Ramamurthy Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka
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