The Vanya Luxury Boutique Resort Wedding Venue, Bangalore

The WedMeGood listing records a combined banquet-and-lawn at 800 seated / 1,000 floating, with a lawn, a mandap space and a dining space each at 300 seated and an amphitheatre at 200. The resort's own site gives a total capacity of up to 700. Where they differ, the venue's own figure is the safer one to plan with.

Mangalam, an elevated stage surrounded by water; Kalyani, a temple-inspired space; Rasa, the covered dining area; and Vrindavan, the lawn. The venue also has an amphitheatre. The naming maps to the functions rather than being decorative.

Yes. The WedMeGood listing carries 'Antra Wedding Destination and Resort' as a former name. Older directory entries, reviews and photographs may still use it, which matters when you are comparing reviews across sites — a thin review count under the new name does not mean the venue is new.

Yes. The listing records in-house and outside catering as both allowed, with in-house rates from ₹600 per plate vegetarian and ₹750 non-vegetarian, taxes extra. Outside decorators are also permitted. The two things you cannot bring are your own DJ and your own alcohol, and both of those are firm.

No. The listing records an in-house DJ available and outside DJs not permitted. That makes the house rig your entire sound and light plot for the sangeet, so ask exactly what it consists of before you design an entry sequence around it.

No. In-house alcohol is available and outside alcohol is not permitted. The bar is the resort's, so the conversation is about their list and their pricing rather than about corkage. Ask for the bar menu and per-head estimates at the proposal stage, because it is the line item most couples discover late.

WedMeGood lists a destination price of ₹10 lakh per day for 20 rooms including rooms, three meals and the venue, plus rooms from ₹6,500, plate rates from ₹600 vegetarian and in-house decor from ₹2,50,000, taxes extra, checked 11 September 2026. The resort's own site names Gold, Platinum and Custom packages without publishing rates.

38, per the WedMeGood listing. The resort's own site does not publish a count. Note that the listed buyout price is quoted against 20 rooms, not 38, so check which inventory a package covers.

Three acres, per the resort's own weddings page. That is compact for a venue handling 800 guests, which is part of why the covered pavilion matters so much — the built space is doing work that a larger site would give to open ground.

Vanya, 82/2A, Gantiganahalli, Bengaluru 560064, on the Yelahanka side of north Bangalore. Aggregators put it around 20 km from Kempegowda International Airport, which the resort's own site does not confirm, so ask when you enquire.

A real one. The main pavilion is a permanent steel-truss roof, not a marquee, so the ceremony and the dining stay dry. What you lose in a wet month is the lawn spillover, which is where the crowd above about 400 goes.

Work with the truss grid instead of hiding it. Draping fabric across a deep steel roof reads as a cover-up; hanging a repeated element from the truss bays turns the structure into the pattern, and the roof is load-rated so overhead work is genuinely possible here. At Mangalam we would set the seating to the water's reflection line first, because a stage over water only reads from one axis.