Kristy Rice

Kristy Rice is indeed a storyteller of style; communicating for her clients in paint and pen, paper and prose, very personal stories with attention to detail and an unmistakable sense of hand. Kristy’s intuitive skill in combining her distinctive watercolor technique with her exquisite style offer an artistic experience that is unmatched. Spanning over two decades, her journey of creating art has evolved into an innovative international brand, which garners attention from top wedding publications around the globe. Along with her team of artists, Kristy has transformed wedding stationery into a persuasive and compelling medium that brings an artistic experience to couples worldwide. As a trailblazer of hand-painted wedding stationery, Kristy and her team have literally painted their way into the hearts’ of couples everywhere. As exhibited in her vast portfolio, creating art for her is not an act, but a lifestyle. Kristy finds inspiration all around her, from her own creative projects and business philosophy, to her personal experiences and travels around the world. Widely regarded as a wedding industry tastemaker, Kristy has been commissioned by various brands and outlets to produce creative editorials focusing on wedding style and color trends. Kristy’s resume of contributions in some of the wedding industry’s most prestigious collaborations has secured her reputation as a respected expert in her field. Kristy Rice shares her heart through each carefully placed brushstroke or turn of hand, and those expressions continue to beguile, inform and describe a world her clients and fellow creatives adore.

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