Wedding Wear
Reviews point to a strong selection of wedding sherwanis, kurtas and bridal lehengas for Indian celebrations.
Bur Dubai
Manyavar & Mohey is a Bur Dubai clothing store for Indian celebration wear, with options such as wedding sherwanis, kurtas and women’s lehengas. Reviews highlight a well-organised shopping experience and patient help with choosing, fitting and alterations.
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Reviews point to a strong selection of wedding sherwanis, kurtas and bridal lehengas for Indian celebrations.
Reviews report that alterations were completed within a couple of days, while others praised outfits being altered in time.
One customer appreciated the fixed-price, no-negotiation approach, which makes the final price easier to understand.
The store is described as lovely, well-organised and welcoming, with neatly arranged displays and bright lighting.
A review says staff accommodated customer needs as much as possible, including sizes.
Plan Parking. Allow extra time for parking before shopping; one review calls access parking a persistent problem.
Check Trials. If shopping plus-size menswear, ask about the total trial limit before choosing a fifth piece.
Ask Alterations. For wedding outfits, ask specifically about stitching, fitting, finishing and alteration timing before placing your order.
Expect Fixed Prices. Budget on the marked price rather than planning to negotiate; a customer specifically praised the fixed-price policy.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
The store is mentioned for Indo-western groom outfits, useful for a contemporary wedding look.
Mohey’s women’s range is described as including sarees, lehengas and anarkalis.
Parking is described as a major problem at the Bur Dubai branch.
A plus-size menswear review reports a four-piece total trial limit, with the rule not clearly explained at the entrance.
Some customers consider the clothing expensive, including one review that found prices high for the quality.
The first-floor men’s section is reached by steep stairs and was described as difficult for wheelchair users.
The Bottom Line
Manyavar & Mohey in Bur Dubai is geared towards Indian celebration wear, especially weddings and other formal events. You can browse wedding sherwanis, men’s kurtas and jackets, bridal lehengas, and women’s sarees, lehengas and anarkalis. Several reviews describe the collection as varied, with both traditional and contemporary designs.
The useful difference here is the level of help during selection. Customers describe staff explaining fabrics, embroidery, colours and fit, and one bridal shopper said she tried on many lehengas without feeling rushed. Alterations are part of the experience too: one review says they were completed within a couple of days, while another praised the team for getting outfits altered in time.
There are a few practical cautions. Parking around the branch is repeatedly presented as difficult, so leave extra time. If you need plus-size menswear, ask about trial-room limits before selecting outfits; one customer reported being allowed to try only four pieces in total.
The first-floor men’s section has steep stairs and may be difficult for visitors with mobility needs. Pricing opinions vary: some call it reasonable, while others say it is on the higher side. A fixed-price, no-negotiation policy was appreciated by one customer.