Miraya Greens
Where South Bangalore Celebrates

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens) in South Bangalore works on outside catering, so the plate rate is set by the caterer you bring, and our records put a classic South Indian vegetarian menu at ₹1,500–₹2,500 per plate and non-veg at ₹2,000–₹3,500, rising to ₹4,000–₹5,500 for premium menus and ₹6,000 and up for bespoke. These are Panigrahana benchmark bands from weddings we have produced in Bangalore, before GST. The plate rate sits on top of the ₹8–12 lakh day rental, which is what makes this venue easy to budget: the two big numbers move independently. Ask the caterer for a tasting before you lock the tier.

A 150-guest, two-day wedding at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, lands at roughly ₹34–58 lakh all-in, indicative. The build: venue rental for two days ₹16–24 lakh (₹8–12 lakh per day); outside catering for about 450 plates across three functions at ₹2,000–4,000 per plate, ₹9–18 lakh; restrained decor ₹5–8 lakh; photography and film ₹3–6 lakh; guest transport ₹1–2 lakh. That gives ₹34–58 lakh before GST and before a planner's fee. At this guest count all 150 people can be seated in either lawn, and the 33 rooms hold both immediate families on site.

Indicatively ₹45–79 lakh for a 300-guest, two-day wedding at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), South Bangalore. Rental for two days stays at ₹16–24 lakh, because the venue charges per day, not per head. Catering is where the number moves: about 900 plates across three functions at ₹2,000–4,000 per plate is ₹18–36 lakh. Add decor ₹6–10 lakh, photography ₹3–6 lakh and transport ₹2–3 lakh. This is the sweet spot for the venue: 300 guests fit the 10,000 sq ft lawn or the AC hall comfortably, and the 33 rooms cover the wedding party with overflow at Bannerghatta Road hotels.

A 500-guest, two-day wedding at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, comes to about ₹58 lakh–₹1.06 crore, indicative. Rental for two days ₹16–24 lakh; catering for roughly 1,500 plates over three functions at ₹2,000–4,000 per plate, ₹30–60 lakh; decor ₹7–12 lakh; photography ₹3–6 lakh; buses and cars ₹2–4 lakh. The pricing table on this page shows a tighter ₹60–95 lakh for the menus we most often see booked; the top of the arithmetic assumes a premium non-veg menu at every function. At 500 the AC banquet hall (up to 1,200) and Sunshine Arena both work as the main space.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, charges a day rental of ₹8–12 lakh, not a minimum guarantee. The spread depends on whether the 19,000 sq ft AC banquet hall is included with the lawns or you take the outdoor spaces alone. This is the standalone-venue model: you hire the property for the day and contract catering separately, which is the opposite of a hotel, where the hall is free against a minimum plate count. For families who want control over the menu and the caterer, the rental model is the easier one to manage. Confirm in writing what the day rate covers, including rooms and power.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens) has 33 rooms on the property, including bridal suites, plus 4 dedicated changing rooms. For a Bangalore wedding that is enough for both immediate families, the couple and the people who need to be there at 5 a.m. for the muhurtham. The rest of the guest list stays at hotels along Bannerghatta Road and in JP Nagar, 25–30 minutes away, and we run shuttles between the two. Ask the venue how the room block is confirmed and when unclaimed rooms are released; decide early who genuinely needs to sleep on site.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens) takes 100 to 2,400 guests across several spaces in one South Bangalore estate. Sunshine Arena seats 1,000–1,200 with a grand stage; the 19,000 sq ft AC banquet hall, with a 12,000 sq ft main hall, takes up to 1,200 seated; the large 10,000 sq ft lawn holds up to 1,500 floating; the smaller 7,000 sq ft lawn 300–500; Sunshine Pavilion 400–600; mPotato Head up to 300 for cocktails; the pool deck 150–250. Published figures are floating numbers, so ask the venue to confirm the seated count for the exact layout you want, function by function.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens) in Bangalore is both: two open lawns of 7,000 and 10,000 sq ft, a semi-covered Sunshine Arena for 1,000–1,200, and a fully air-conditioned 19,000 sq ft banquet hall. That last space is the rain plan, and it is a built one rather than a tent you pay for on the day: a reception planned for the lawn can move indoors without changing the guest count. Bangalore's monsoon runs June to September, and even in the dry months we design the outdoor functions so that the hall can absorb them on a late call. Ask the venue how late that call can be made.

Yes. MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, permits outside decorators, which is why Panigrahana's in-house design team has built there more than once: a carved-pillar mandap in the bamboo grove for Sharanya and Vishal's Tamil Brahmin wedding, and a haldi, mehendi and muhurtham spread across the estate for Tanya and Lokeshwar. We coordinate load-in, power and teardown with the venue's operations team directly. Ask the venue for the decorator policy in writing, including any access fee and whether it differs by space, before you commit to a design; on our weddings that conversation is ours to have.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), South Bangalore, works on outside catering: you bring the caterer of your choice and pay per plate on top of the ₹8–12 lakh rental. That is a real advantage for South Indian families with a trusted Iyer or Udupi cook, and for Jain or sattvic menus. Alcohol is permitted for wedding events subject to the venue's licence terms and Karnataka excise rules, with bar service arranged through the catering team. Confirm the current alcohol policy for your specific function at booking, since it can vary by event type.

October to February is the best window for a wedding at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore: dry days, 15–26°C, and evenings cool enough for a lawn reception without a single fan. November through January is peak, and muhurtham weekends in those months go first. March to May is warm but fine for evening functions and for the AC hall. June to September is monsoon, and this is where the venue earns its rental: the 19,000 sq ft hall means a monsoon date is still a confident booking, often at a better rate. Ask for weekday and off-season pricing.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens) sits on Sakalwara Road off Bannerghatta Road, South Bangalore, about 55 km from Kempegowda International Airport, which is 1.5 to 2 hours by car depending on the hour. From the south of the city it is close: 25–30 minutes from JP Nagar, Jayanagar, BTM Layout and Electronic City, near the NICE Road junction. For guests flying in we usually route airport arrivals to a Bannerghatta Road hotel the night before and shuttle them across in the morning, so nobody does the airport run on the wedding day itself.

For a peak muhurtham date between November and February at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, we advise locking the venue 9 to 12 months ahead; the venue confirms availability per date, so ask for it in writing. Panigrahana currently has 6 weddings on its production board at this property, which tells you how quickly good dates go in South Bangalore. Off-season and weekday dates can be held with 4 to 6 months' notice. Our date-check form at the top of this page gets you an availability answer on WhatsApp within about 2 hours.

Yes. Around 300 of Panigrahana's 500+ weddings have been for families living abroad across 12 countries, and MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, suits that model well because the 33 rooms let the family land and stay on site. We walk you through the estate on a live video call, then design inside a client portal where you approve mandap drawings, budgets and vendor choices from your time zone. Calls run early morning or late evening IST. Payments go to Wedvitez Planners, our invoicing entity, in three INR milestones of 30%, 50% and 20%, so there is no guessing about exchange rates mid-project.

Yes. MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, takes a mandap on either lawn or in the semi-covered Sunshine Arena, and the bamboo grove has already held a full Tamil Brahmin kalyanam with homam that we designed for Sharanya and Vishal. The venue's published day slot runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., so for a muhurtham before 9 a.m. ask the venue to agree the earlier start in writing; with the family sleeping in the 33 rooms, a 5 a.m. kashi yatra is practical. Open-flame homam is straightforward outdoors; for the AC hall confirm the fire-safety arrangement with the venue.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, has the backdrops couples travel for: the bamboo grove, the pool deck, landscaped lawns and the driveway approach. The venue offers tours by appointment and has a 360-degree virtual tour on its site, which is a good way to scout frames before you visit. Pre-wedding shoot access and any fee are agreed with the venue per date; ask for it when you book, since couples who hold a wedding there usually get the easiest yes. On our weddings we schedule the shoot the evening before, when the light on the 10,000 sq ft lawn is at its best.

For a sangeet at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, the 19,000 sq ft AC banquet hall is our first choice: it keeps sound contained, takes a full stage and LED wall, and seats up to 1,200. Sunshine Arena works for a larger, semi-open feel, and mPotato Head takes up to 300 for a cocktail-style after-party. Because the venue is near Bannerghatta National Park, music winds down around 10 to 11 p.m., so we start sangeet performances at 7 p.m. sharp and put the dance floor early in the run-sheet. Dinner service then runs from the same hall without a teardown.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), South Bangalore, has covered parking for roughly 900 vehicles, which for a 500-guest wedding means nobody parks on Sakalwara Road. The entrance driveway also takes a full baarat with band, dhol and decorated horse. For weddings of 1,500 guests and above we add shuttle buses from JP Nagar, Jayanagar and BTM Layout so arrivals stay smooth, and we station a valet team at the gate. Ask the venue whether parking marshals are included in the day rate or billed separately.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, runs two slots, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., and because the estate sits close to Bannerghatta National Park amplified music concludes around 10 to 11 p.m. A DJ is fine within that window. The practical answer is to treat the evening as a 7-to-10 programme: cocktails at 6:30, performances by 7:30, dance floor open by 9, dinner running alongside. Inside the AC hall the sound stays contained and the atmosphere holds. Confirm the exact cut-off for your date in writing with the venue.

The ₹8–12 lakh day rental at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, buys the venue spaces for the slot, with the higher end including the 19,000 sq ft AC banquet hall alongside the lawns. Catering is always extra, billed per plate by the outside caterer you bring; decor, photography, sound and lighting are extra too. Ask the venue to state in writing whether the 33 rooms, the 4 changing rooms, generator and backup power, basic furniture, and security are inside the day rate or billed on top. On our weddings we put every one of those lines into the first estimate so there are no surprises.

Not hidden, but easy to forget. On a ₹8–12 lakh rental at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, budget 18% GST on the venue and catering invoices, a refundable security deposit, extra hours beyond the 9-to-3 or 6-to-11:30 slot, generator and diesel if the build needs more than house power, and any access fee for outside vendors. Cleaning, parking marshals and room tariffs for the 33 rooms are the other lines to ask about. Get each one in writing before you sign; the rental headline moves less than couples expect, the surrounding lines move more, and that is where a planner earns the fee.

All three are day-rental venues around Bangalore, which makes them easy to compare. MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), off Bannerghatta Road: ₹8–12 lakh per day excluding catering, 33 rooms, 100–2,400 guests. The Tamarind Tree: Price on request; ask for a current quotation for your dates. Moongate, Chikkajala in the north: ₹12 lakh per day plus in-house catering at ₹650 veg and ₹850 non-veg, 47 rooms, 350–2,000 guests. MG Magnus wins on rental and on scale in the south of the city; Tamarind Tree on heritage character; Moongate on room count and airport proximity.

Panigrahana Weddings, an architect-founded studio in Bangalore, has produced weddings at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens) since well before the rename, with 6 more on its board this season. The studio has designed 500+ weddings since 2016, is rated 4.8/5 across 93 Google reviews, and charges a flat fee of ₹5–25 lakh and up set by scope, with zero vendor commissions: you pay the venue and caterer directly. Every mandap is drawn for one couple by in-house architects and built by a 30-person fabrication team. Two of those weddings, with photos, are on this page.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, is worth it for South Bangalore families who want a resort-style, multi-function wedding without leaving the city: 33 rooms, three separate spaces so the mehendi, muhurtham and reception never share a teardown, and a ₹8–12 lakh rental that undercuts most standalone estates of this size. It suits weddings of 250 to 1,200 guests best, and Tamil, Kannada and Telugu families who want their own caterer. If your guest list is under 100 or you want a five-star hotel brand on the invitation, the trade-off is different. For most families in Jayanagar, JP Nagar and Electronic City it is the natural first shortlist.

This page carries real photographs from two Panigrahana weddings at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, function by function: the South Indian mandap in the bamboo grove with a jasmine aisle, the carved-pillar mandap with pink carnations, the brass Ganesha entrance pathway lined with tuberose, and the antique-door haldi backdrop. There is also a 10-minute wedding film shot at the property. Both couples consented to publication, and nothing on this page is a stock image. For frames of the AC hall dressed for a reception, ask us on WhatsApp and we will send the album.

MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, is largely a ground-level estate, which is the single biggest comfort factor for grandparents: lawns, Sunshine Arena and the banquet hall are reached on foot from the drop-off, and the 33 rooms mean elders can rest between functions without a car ride. The AC hall handles Bangalore's afternoon heat for a daytime muhurtham. Ask the venue which rooms are ground-floor or lift-accessible and whether ramps are placed at the hall entrance; on our weddings we station golf carts and a seated waiting area near the mandap, with a dedicated hospitality desk for the elders.

A typical Panigrahana two-day programme at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore: Day one, families check into the 33 rooms by noon; haldi on the 7,000 sq ft lawn at 3 p.m.; mehendi by the pool deck at 5; sangeet in the AC banquet hall from 7 to 10 p.m. Day two, early muhurtham in the bamboo grove or on the 10,000 sq ft lawn, lunch for 300–500 served from the hall, an afternoon rest, then reception in Sunshine Arena or the hall from 6:30 with dinner alongside. No space is used twice, so nothing is torn down overnight. Guests with a 55 km airport run leave after breakfast on day three.

Yes, and more easily than a hotel. Because MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, runs on outside catering, you choose a caterer who cooks only vegetarian, Jain or sattvic food, with no shared kitchen concern, at ₹1,500–₹2,500 per plate for a classic South Indian menu. Sharanya and Vishal's Tamil Brahmin kalyanam here ran a full traditional leaf-served lunch. For a Jain menu we brief the caterer on no root vegetables and sunset service times; for sattvic, no onion or garlic. Ask the caterer for a tasting at the venue's kitchen area so the logistics are proven before the day.

For guests travelling from abroad, MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, works on a hub-and-shuttle plan. The estate is 55 km from Kempegowda airport, so we book a block at a Bannerghatta Road hotel for arrivals, hold the 33 on-site rooms for the two families, and run shuttles both ways. Panigrahana's hospitality team manages the flight manifest, airport pickups, a WhatsApp guest desk and the room list so the family's phones stay quiet. Around 300 of our 500+ weddings have been for families abroad, so the process is well worn. Give us the guest list 8 weeks out and we do the rest.

Start with the date-check form at the top of this page or message Panigrahana on WhatsApp at +91 77669 40021; we confirm availability at MG Magnus (Miraya Greens), Bangalore, within about 2 hours and send a line-item estimate built on the ₹8–12 lakh rental and your guest count. If it fits, we walk the estate with you, in person or on a live video call, and hold the date with the venue. You contract the venue and caterer directly, with no commission on either; our flat planning fee of ₹5–25 lakh and up is invoiced separately in three milestones. You can also reach the venue on +91 99722 77700.