WEDDINGS IN KODUNGALLUR

In Kodungallur, a wedding does not sit within a single venue. It moves through the water, the open lawn, and the quiet rooms of the old town — shaped by what matters most to you and those you love.

Choose Your Wedding Setting

Each setting offers a different way to experience the day.

The Grand Traditional Sadhya

A traditional Sadhya is among the most generous expressions of Kerala hospitality. Served across a banana leaf at Sarvam, each dish is prepared with care — from the rice and curries to the payasam that closes the meal. Available in two formats, with 21 or 26 dishes, each including multiple varieties of payasam. Welcome drink included. Minimum 70 guests.

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The Signature Buffet

A thoughtfully composed spread for celebrations that bring together varied tastes. Served at Sarvam with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, arranged to receive your guests with ease and warmth. Available in two formats with two or three non-vegetarian selections. Welcome drink included. Minimum 50 guests.

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A celebration rooted in tradition

A wedding here begins with the water. The Periyar River runs along the edge of the property, and the day takes its pace from it — slow at the start, full in the middle, quiet again by evening. The resort holds sixteen rooms, a courtyard open to the sky, and a dining space rooted in Kerala's culinary heritage. Enough to gather your closest people, not so much that the day feels staged.

The Ceremony at Bhūmi

The ceremony takes place at Bhūmi, the central courtyard of the resort. It sits close to the banks of the Periyar, open to the sky, with the river visible through the palms.

The space is shaped for the fullness of a traditional celebration — room for the mandap, for family, for music, for the hours that a wedding asks for. Nothing here is partitioned off. The courtyard, the water, and the sky stay part of the same scene.

The Ceremony at Bhūmi

The ceremony takes place at Bhūmi, the central courtyard of the resort. It sits close to the banks of the Periyar, open to the sky, with the river visible through the palms.

The Ceremony at Bhūmi

The ceremony takes place at Bhūmi, the central courtyard of the resort. It sits close to the banks of the Periyar, open to the sky, with the river visible through the palms.

The Feast at Sarvam

After the ceremony, the day moves to Sarvam, our all-day dining space. On your wedding day, it becomes the setting for the feast. You can choose the traditional Sadhya served on a banana leaf — up to twenty-six dishes and three varieties of payasam — or a curated buffet built around the same care.

Either way, guests are received with warmth, and the meal becomes the part of the day people remember most clearly.

The Feast at Sarvam

Either way, guests are received with warmth, and the meal becomes the part of the day people remember most clearly.

Small Gestures, Set Aside

A few things are arranged quietly, just for the couple and the day.

A complimentary day-use room is held for the wedding party, so there is somewhere to rest, change, and gather between moments.

When you reserve ten or more rooms with us, the couple receives one complimentary room with breakfast — a quiet start to the morning after, when the celebration has settled and the river is still there.