Kurta Sets
MOKOSH Butter Yellow Embroidered Kurti, Sharara and Dupatta Set
MOKOSH
Butter yellow with dupatta and sharara made for haldi photos.
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Styling guide
Four wedding-guest looks under ₹1,500 per outfit and ₹2,500 complete, with sharara sets, a Banarasi-look saree and shared juttis, potli and choker.
Styled by Akash Nishadraj · Updated 6 days ago · Published · Prices checked · 4 looks, 12 products
These wedding guest outfits for women under ₹1,500 are built for haldi, mehndi, sangeet and the ceremony, and every complete look stays under ₹2,500. The shared pieces are deliberate: the jm looks gold juttis, the Srajanaa zari potli and the Reesha Jewel kundan choker return across looks, so value is cost-per-wear rather than the lowest tag. Outfits range from ₹750 to ₹1,082, and complete looks from ₹2,258 to ₹2,473.
Look 1 of 4
This is for the morning haldi, where yellow belongs and haldi paste is everywhere. The washable yellow set, flat gold juttis and fabric flowers keep the look practical, while the zari potli keeps hands free.

Complete look = the 4 pieces' current prices added up, without the swaps. Each piece is sold separately by its own store, and prices can change.
Look 2 of 4
Green is the natural mehndi colour, and this set sits well beside fresh henna. It reuses the floral set and zari potli from the haldi look, so the new spend is mainly the kurta set and juttis.

Complete look = the 4 pieces' current prices added up, without the swaps. Each piece is sold separately by its own store, and prices can change.
Look 3 of 4
The sangeet needs movement, so the elastic-waist sharara and low wedges matter more than extra jewellery. The statement jhumkas replace a necklace and keep the neckline light for dancing.

Complete look = the 4 pieces' current prices added up, without the swaps. Each piece is sold separately by its own store, and prices can change.
Look 4 of 4
For the pheras in daylight, a pink Banarasi-look saree reads traditional without competing with the bride. The kundan choker and zari potli are reused from other functions, so the saree is the main new piece.

Complete look = the 4 pieces' current prices added up, without the swaps. Each piece is sold separately by its own store, and prices can change.
The haldi look is the strongest first impression because the yellow set, gold juttis and floral jewellery work together without competing. The ceremony saree is the best value because the kundan choker and potli return in other looks. Buy the jm looks gold juttis first; they carry three of these four looks.
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