MG Road

The Paul, Bengaluru

MG Road · The city core

The Paul, Bengaluru is a boutique luxury hotel in MG Road, Bangalore. It takes 50–400 guests and has 88 rooms on site. The catering figure on our venue file is ₹3,000–₹6,000 per plate, recorded in Aug 2026 and not yet checked against a published rate; it is indicative rather than a quote.

Guest capacity
50–400
Rooms on site
88
Indicative rate
₹3,000–₹6,000 per plate

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The facts we hold

WhereMG Road
Kind of venueBoutique Luxury Hotel
Guest capacity50–400
Rooms on site88
Indicative rate₹3,000–₹6,000 per plate — our venue file, Aug 2026; not yet checked

Anything marked “not on file” is a gap in our records, nothing more. We leave it blank rather than fill it with a plausible number. Find The Paul, Bengaluru on Google Maps.

On file for The Paul, Bengaluru

  • Rooftop infinity pool event space
  • Interiors
  • Boutique — genuine personalised service
  • MG Road address
  • 88 design-led rooms

What does a wedding at The Paul, Bengaluru cost in 2026?

The Paul, Bengaluru is a boutique luxury hotel at MG Road. It seats 50–400 guests and has 88 rooms on site. Catering runs ₹3,000–₹6,000 a plate, so food for 250 guests at one function works out at ₹7.5 lakh–₹15 lakh. Most families here run two or three functions. Figures are indicative and come from our own venue file (recorded Aug 2026, not yet checked against a published rate), not a quote — we confirm the current rate against your muhurtham before we price the wedding.

What food costs at The Paul, Bengaluru, by guest count

The Paul, Bengaluru prices catering per plate. The sum below is that rate multiplied out — nothing more, so you can check it. The right-hand column assumes two catered functions, which is what most families here run.

GuestsThe workingOne functionTwo functions
150₹3,000–₹6,000 × 150₹4.5 lakh–₹9 lakh₹9 lakh–₹18 lakh
250₹3,000–₹6,000 × 250₹7.5 lakh–₹15 lakh₹15 lakh–₹30 lakh
400₹3,000–₹6,000 × 400₹12 lakh–₹24 lakh₹24 lakh–₹48 lakh

Indicative, from our own venue file (recorded Aug 2026, not yet checked against a published rate). Food only.

How The Paul, Bengaluru charges

The Paul, Bengaluru prices per plate against a minimum guarantee — a guest number you commit to and pay for whether or not everyone comes. The per-plate rate is the headline, but the guarantee is the number that decides your bill.

The guarantee is negotiable, and it is the most useful thing to negotiate. Off-season dates, weekday muhurthams and multi-function bookings all move it. If your realistic count is 300 and the venue opens at a guarantee of 500, that gap is the conversation to have before anything is signed.

The other thing to settle early is what the plate rate includes: whether it covers the full menu you want or a base menu with live counters and desserts billed on top, and whether service charge and taxes sit inside the quoted figure or outside it. Two venues quoting the same plate rate can land a long way apart on both.

What the The Paul, Bengaluru figure does not include

The plate rate above covers food, and that is the correct way for a venue to quote — but it is roughly half of what a wedding here ends up costing. The rest is contracted separately, by you or by us:

  • Mandap build and decor — the largest line after the venue and food, and the one with the widest spread. What gets built, not where it gets built, decides it.
  • Photography and film — priced per day and per crew, and it goes up with the number of functions rather than the number of guests.
  • Purohit, ritual materials and the muhurtham — small against the total, but it sets the timeline everything else runs to.
  • Rooms — 88 on site, billed per night on top of the wedding, and usually the thing that decides whether guests stay over or drive back.
  • Transport — buses or cars between stay, venue and station or airport, priced per vehicle per day.
  • Planning and production — quoted against the brief.

None of this is hidden; a venue simply quotes for the venue. Ask for the whole wedding at The Paul, Bengaluru on one sheet before you compare it with anywhere else.

How many guests The Paul, Bengaluru really holds

The Paul, Bengaluru is on file at 50–400 guests. Read the top figure as the largest layout the venue lists, and size the wedding to the number of people present during the muhurtham hour; around 280 at that peak leaves room for queues at the food and the car park. How to work out that peak.

88 rooms on site set how much of the list can stay over, and so how much transport you run.

How The Paul, Bengaluru compares with other venues in city core

The Paul, Bengaluru next to nearby venues on guests, rooms and rate. Rates are indicative, not quotes: a WedMeGood tag marks a starting price from the venue's own listing, and an our-file tag a figure we have not yet checked against a published rate.

VenueWhereGuestsRoomsIndicative rate
The Paul, Bengaluru (this page)MG Road50–40088₹3,000–₹6,000 a plate our file, Aug 2026
Century Club BengaluruCunningham Road50–1,000—₹2,500–₹5,000 a plate our file, Aug 2026
Chamara VajraJayamahal Main Road800–5,000—Quoted per date
Four Seasons Hotel BengaluruSt. Mark's RoadNot on file230Quoted per date
Hyatt Centric MG Road BengaluruMG Road100–1,000210from ₹1,800–₹2,250 a plate WedMeGood, Sep 2026
Hyatt Place Bengaluru YeshwanthpurYeshwanthpur100–600157₹2,000–₹3,500 a plate our file, Aug 2026
ITC Gardenia BengaluruResidency RoadNot on file—Quoted per date

No row here is better than another. Rooms on site change the transport plan; a per-plate venue moves with your guest count, and a hire venue moves with your caterer. Compare totals for the same wedding, not headline rates.

Questions couples and parents ask about The Paul, Bengaluru

What does a wedding at The Paul, Bengaluru cost?

The Paul, Bengaluru, MG Road holds a catering figure of ₹3,000–₹6,000 per plate on our venue file since Aug 2026, not yet checked against a published rate (≈ $35–$69 / £27–£53 / AED 126–AED 252 a plate), an indicative figure for food alone. Mantapa build and decor, purohit, photography, stay and transport are priced on top. Capacity on file is 400 guests. The total moves with the guest number, the month and the muhurtham hour, so we check the rate against your date before quoting the wedding.

How many guests does The Paul, Bengaluru hold?

The Paul, Bengaluru in MG Road holds 50–400 guests, with 88 rooms on the property for guests staying over. For a Bangalore wedding the working number is usually the muhurtham-hour peak, not the total invited — plan the venue around the hour everyone is present at once.

How much is catering at The Paul, Bengaluru for 400 guests?

At The Paul, Bengaluru's indicative rate of ₹3,000–₹6,000 per plate, food for 400 guests across two functions comes to ₹24 lakh–₹48 lakh. That is food alone — venue, decor, photography, purohit, stay and transport are separate. The rate is indicative, from our own venue file (recorded Aug 2026, not yet checked against a published rate), and we confirm it against your date before quoting.

What is not included in the price quoted for The Paul, Bengaluru?

A venue quotes venue money. The plate rate covers food. Mandap build and decor, photography and film, purohit and ritual materials, rooms for guests staying over, transport and planning are all contracted separately. Those lines together are usually about as large again as the venue's own number, which is why a venue quote and a wedding budget are different documents.

Is The Paul, Bengaluru big enough for our guest list?

The Paul, Bengaluru is on file at 50–400 guests, the largest layout it lists. Size the wedding to the people present during the muhurtham hour rather than the invitation list; around 280 at that peak is a comfortable fit.

Hosting here as a Bangalore family

FitsBallroom wedding, plate model
Morning slotOn the run-sheet, in writing
HomaAsked first, in writing
Guests fromcity core
Stay88 rooms on site

The fit

The Paul, Bengaluru is a boutique luxury hotel, which for a family wedding means the ballroom serves as mantapa hall and reception room on the plate model: a minimum guest number, the hotel's own kitchen, and the banquet team's run-sheet. The 400-guest ceiling is the first number to check against your list, because a hotel wedding that spills past the ballroom is two weddings. 88 rooms upstairs put the fly-in side of the family under the same roof as the muhurtham.

The muhurtham morning

With 400 on file, size the morning to the muhurtham-hour peak, not the total invited. The muhurtham morning, hour by hour sets out how The Paul, Bengaluru's kind of venue runs it.

Rituals

Whether the homa may be lit indoors, and in which hall, is a property-by-property rule at Bangalore hotels, so it is the first question we put to The Paul, Bengaluru in writing, before a site visit. Some hotels designate a fire-capable banquet space, some move the rite to the lawn, and the oonjal needs something rated to hang it from. Catering is the hotel’s own kitchen under the plate model. See the fire question for how the clause should read.

Getting the family here

Guests from every quarter converge on the city core, and so does the traffic. Relatives arriving by train at KSR Bengaluru City are closest here; those landing at Kempegowda International have the full airport road ahead of them, which on a morning muhurtham means a dawn pickup. We confirm the parking count with the venue and put the answer on the invitation, with valet where the lot is thin. Outstation relatives are housed in one or two hotels near the venue and moved by fixed shuttle per function. Moving the wedding through Bangalore has the timing rules.

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What happens next

  1. A written reply. A short list from the venue book with the figures we hold, and the two or three questions your family will need to settle first.
  2. A call at a time that suits your clock. WhatsApp or video, arranged around the people who make the decisions. Date, venue kind, numbers and the muhurtham hour get settled on it.
  3. Current quotes and date checks from the venues on the list. We ask each venue for availability on your muhurtham date and its rules on homa, outside catering and timings before anything is booked. Nothing is booked without you.

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