When it’s time to plan a wedding,
the first thing that families think about is booking a venue for the wedding.
There are hundreds of marriage halls in Chennai and there is no single reliable
source for pricing information, capacity and terms and conditions to help you
choose a marriage hall that fits your location preference, facilities and budget.
1)
Vijay raja thirumana mandapam.
Vijay raja thirumana mandapam provides a
bigger space for various types of functions. Vijay Raja Thirumana Mandapam has
centralised air-condition - hall, spacious dining, modern kitchen and
classically designed Rooms. It is built with all the high class and
up-to-the-minute facilities and fully equipped with all amenities to fulfil
your dream.
Address
: Vijay Raja Thirumana Mandapam, Medavakkam Main Road, Kovilambakkam, Chennai –
2) Raghavendra Mandapam :
Raghavendra Kalyana Mandapam is a very popular wedding hall not only in Chennai
but in Tamil Nadu itself. Its popularity is quite obvious as it belongs to none
other than Superstar Rajinikanth. Located in Kodambakkam, it is a huge venue
and can easily accommodate about 1600 guests
3) Rani Meyammai Hall is the go-to wedding hall for high-profile
marriages and events. It’s located adjacent to Raja Muthiah Hall. Rani Meyammai
Hall is in fact slightly larger among the two venues. It can accommodate 900
guests and can handle 400 guests in the dining hall at a time
4) Along with Rani Meyammai Hall, Raja Muthiah Hall has the
honour of hosting high profile marriages in Chennai. With a capacity to handle
700 guests and air-conditioned premises with modern facilities, Raja Muthaiah
hall gives you the perfect canvas to conduct a big fat Indian wedding. The
balcony seating in Raja Muthiah Hall and Rani Meyammai Hall adds a touch of
grandeur. Rajnikanth’s daughter and Vishwanathan Anand had their weddings at
this hall. Together with Rani Meyammai Hall, you have the king and the queen of
marriage halls in Chennai.
5)
AVM Rajeshwari Kalyana Mandapam is counted among the
prestigious marriage halls in Chennai. This marriage hall has an interesting history. It used to be called the
Devakottai House and belonged to the AV Meyappan and his wife Rajeshwari
Meyyapan. It was converted into a wedding hall after their demise.
