Kristy Kimball
FOUNDER/Creative director
A Lake Country native, with a creative soul, Kristy is the Founder + Creative Director of Chivaree on Park. Over the past twenty-five years, Kristy used her passion and eye for impeccable floral and bridal design to help create one-of-a kind weddings for couples throughout Wisconsin.
With a passion for weddings & 25 years of professional expertise, Kristy & her team will work relentlessly to bring your wedding day vision to fruition.
Our Beginning
Betrothed Boutique and Modern Bloom took root in founder Kristy’s hometown Oconomowoc in 2008. The shops located at 203 E. Wisconsin Avenue, carried a wide variety of prom dresses, bridal gowns, accessories, tuxedo and linen rentals. The downtown shops started small, with Kimball and her team creating custom floral and bridal designs for weddings throughout Wisconsin.
“Kristy understood my vision and created gorgeous floral that no one that attended our wedding will ever forget.”
— Samina K, bride
press
Throughout the past two decades, Kristy’s Modern Bloom floral and bridal designs have been featured in hundreds of publications throughout the years, including Premier Bride, Milwaukee Life Style Magazine and Wisconsin Bride; and showcased at events, such as the Milwaukee Art Museum's annual Art in Bloom, Wonderful World of Weddings. In 2017, Kristy was honored to be chosen to design the floral arrangement for the awards table at the Erin Hills, U.S. Open Championship. View Our Projects →
Milwaukee Art Museum Art in Bloom
Unlimited Art Studios Art on Top 2017
Watertown Bridal Fair
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Wisconsin Bride Magazine ‘Best of 2018’
Wonderful World of Weddings
Today’s TMJ4 Milwaukee (Interview)
Watertown Daily Times Cover Story
2017 U.S. Open Championship
Milwaukee Life Style Magazine
Greater Milwaukee Today
Premier Bride Magazine
GRAND OPEN
After full renovations and a complete redesign, Chivaree on Park held it’s Grand Open on October 13, 2018. Kristy selected the venue for it’s family and community roots of celebration, and remembers learning to polka with her Grandmother at the hall years ago.
