Clothes (Women)

  • Jayalakshmi

    Jayalakshmi Silks is a well-known retailer in India, with the MG Road outlet being the closest to the wedding venues. The store spans five floors and offers a wide range of fabrics, sarees, bridal wear, wedding guest outfits, and menswear. Just let the staff know your budget, and they'll guide you to options within that range.

    As a guest, your outfit doesn’t need to cost more than ₹10,000. Anything below that is a great range—but if you feel like splurging, go for it!

  • Made by Milan

    Milan has a few stores, but Made by Milan is the one to check out for ready-to-wear Indian outfits. Just share your budget, and they'll show you options that fit. The styles here lean more modern and contemporary compared to the more traditional selections at stores like Jayalakshmi.

  • Koskii

    Koskii, like Milan, has a great selection of lehengas (skirt and crop top sets) and palazzo outfits that are perfect for wedding guests. Be sure to mention that you're shopping as a guest and share your price range—the staff will help you find options accordingly. Their styles are trendy and well-suited for festive occasions.

  • Fab India

    Fabindia is a great spot for elegant and comfortable Indian wear, with a focus on natural fabrics and handcrafted designs. While their collection leans more towards subtle and classic styles, they do have lovely options for wedding guests, including kurtas, palazzo sets, and lightweight saris.

  • Rouka

    Rouka by Sreejith Jeevan is a boutique label that brings a contemporary twist to traditional Indian wear, with thoughtfully designed saris, sets, and separates that feel modern yet rooted. Full disclosure—it’s owned by my brother-in-law, so I might be a little biased! But if you’re looking for something unique, natural fabrics and design-forward as a wedding guest, it’s definitely worth checking out.

  • W for Woman

    Another great option for budget-friendly Indian and fusion wear without compromising on quality. Their styles are generally more modest, but they do come out with fun and playful collections from time to time. The outlet in Lulu Mall is larger and offers a wider selection, while the one on MG Road is more convenient if you're staying near the wedding venues.

  • Global Desi

    Boho-chic Indian fusion wear, with flowy kurtas, skirts, and Indo-western sets—perfect if you're looking for something playful and modern. This store is located in Lulu Mall, which is about 7 km from Kochi city. If you’re heading there, it’s worth the trip as there are several other stores in the mall where you can explore more options for wedding outfits.

Clothes (Men)

  • Jayalakshmi

    Jayalakshmi Silks is a well-known retailer in India, with the MG Road outlet being the closest to the wedding venues. The store spans five floors and offers a wide range of fabrics, sarees, bridal wear, wedding guest outfits, and menswear. Just let the staff know your budget, and they'll guide you to options within that range.

    As a guest, your outfit doesn’t need to cost more than ₹10,000. Anything below that is a great range—but if you feel like splurging, go for it!

  • Fab India

    Fabindia is a great spot for elegant and comfortable Indian wear, with a focus on natural fabrics and handcrafted designs. While their collection leans more towards subtle and classic styles, they do have lovely options for wedding guests, including kurtas, palazzo sets, and lightweight saris. Let them know you're shopping for a wedding and share your budget—they’ll guide you to the right picks.

  • Linen club Kochi

    Linen Club is a top choice for men seeking refined, breathable, and stylish clothing—especially suited for warm-weather weddings or festive occasions. They specialize in high-quality linen garments, offering a range of options from crisp formal shirts to relaxed casual wear.

  • Louis Philippe

    Louis Philippe is a great option if you’re looking for polished men’s wear. They have a good range of formal shirts, trousers, and accessories like belts and ties. While their suit collection is more limited, the pieces they do have are stylish and well-made—perfect if you're going for a clean, classic look as a wedding guest.

  • Raymonds

    Raymond is a solid option for men’s formalwear, especially if you're looking for a variety of choices under one roof.Their stores often span multiple floors, offering a wide selection of shirts, trousers, suits, and accessories. They also provide custom tailoring services

  • Tasva

    Tasva is a solid choice for Indian menswear if you're looking for something traditional with a modern touch. They have a range of kurtas, bandhgalas, Indo-western sets, and sherwanis—great for wedding guests or close family. The designs are clean and contemporary, and they usually carry matching accessories too.

Accessories

  • Goodwill

    Goodwill is a one-stop shop for all your wedding accessories—jewelry, bangles, bindis, clutches, footwear, and more. If you're unsure what you need, just bring your outfit and they’ll help you find matching pieces. They carry a wide range of price points, so while they might start by showing you the pricier items, don’t hesitate to stick to your budget—they’ll happily show you more affordable options. I’ve been going here since I was a kid and still end up walking out with way more than I planned—earrings, bangles, necklaces... it’s truly an accessories heaven.