09/20/2026
Some weddings feel particularly sweet because, from beginning to end, they feel completely like the couple.
Becca and Jakob’s wedding was one of those.
They love their community and intentionally chose local vendors and meaningful places that have been part of their lives. They were married less than a mile from Bellissima, at Becca’s charming childhood home. Seeing photos of Becca’s first look with her dad and bridesmaids made me think about all the memories held in that home: learning to ride a bike, pulling her first car into the garage, friends gathered in the yard—and now, her dad walking beside her on her wedding day.
Her mother, who had spent years choosing pretty dresses for special occasions, was now helping her daughter with her veil. There was something so beautiful about the full circle of it all.
Becca chose a custom Anne Barge gown, combining the bodice of one design with the skirt of another. And then, almost magically, her sister’s veil was the perfect match—a little piece of family history woven into the day.
I’ve heard it said, “Your town is cute because someone took a chance and opened a small business.” Becca and Jakob seemed to understand the beauty of choosing local—not just for their wedding, but as a way of being part of the community they call home.
Their wedding was beautiful, but what made it especially meaningful was that it felt like home. 🤍