The designer has even employed a democratic sizing policy, with dresses ranging from U.S. Size 2 up to Size 24.
She explained: 'Kirstie Kelly Signature is designed to ensure each bride looks and feels radiant in a dress that complements her natural beauty.
The Signature line looks gorgeous on any bride and gives her the look and feel of splurging on the dress of her dreams, without the overwhelming cost or guilt.'
Despite the budget outlet and discounted price, Kelly has not compromised on quality. The dresses, which come in luxury fabrics like organza, satin and taffeta are embellished with Alencon lace, crystal and pearls. Veils are also available, to help complete the look.
Brides-to-be can either book an appointment or walk in to the temporary Costco concessions during the events, which are advertised on the company website.
Consultants will be on-hand to advise and answer any style questions, and the dresses can be taken home the same day - though, the designer added, they are likely to want to get it tailored to ensure the best possible fit.
Thankfully Costco is not requiring shoppers to buy in bulk in this instance.
The collaboration with Kirstie Kelly is one of a number of retailers attempting to cash in on an emerging market for cheaper wedding dresses that don't compromise on quality or style.
Last year J Crew opened a bridal boutique on New York's Madison Avenue.
The price points are a far cry from high-end designer gowns by the likes of Oscar de la Renta and Vera Wang, which can cost in the region of $10,000.
culled from Daily Mail
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