Weddings

Inside Rebel Wilson and Ramona Agruma’s Dolce Vita Wedding in Italy

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After the two were engaged, the entire wedding came together surprisingly quickly. “We did it in under three months,” Rebel shares. The couple split duties, with Ramona taking the lead with the couple’s event planners Sara Carboni Events on the design elements, and Rebel focusing on entertainment at the reception. For this, the performer, who is known for her breakout role in the musical movie Pitch Perfect, did not hold back—she flew in a 20-piece live band to do three sets of music.

The couple describe their wedding day outfits as “a duet,” with both women choosing to wear Pronovias. “We didn’t want to look too similar, but we both have classic taste,” Ramona explains. “We wanted to wear traditional white bridal dresses and thought the dresses from Pronovias were gorgeous.” Rebel’s stylist Elizabeth Stewart played an important role in choosing the dresses. Rebel selected the Lynn: a princess-style wedding dress in a Mikado fabric with a corset waistline and a strapless neckline with custom detachable sleeves and a royal train, styled with a crystal beaded belt. Meanwhile, Ramona’s dress—the Emerald—was an A-line wedding gown, also in a Mikado fabric, with a high corset waist, a sweetheart neckline, and a cathedral-style train.

Both brides wear minimal jewelry in real life, so they opted for timeless Tiffany Co. rings. In addition to that, Ramona wore a jeweled headpiece, and Rebel wore a decorative hairpin, both from Pronovias. Make-up and hair for Rebel was done by her London-based glam team, with Mikey Kardashian on hair and Jey Calderbank on make-up, while Ramona’s hair and make-up were done by Lena Yasenkova.

The ceremony began at 5:30 p.m. on the windswept waterfront at Hotel Cala di Volpe. A flower arch was installed at the end of the aisle for the brides to stand under, and both Rebel’s and Ramona’s families were sitting at the front on either side of the aisle. Four violinists played live for the brides’ walk down the aisle. Rebel’s best friend Nicholas was the master of ceremonies, and the couple’s 22-month-old daughter Royce, and Rebel’s niece Sovereign served as the flower girls. “A lawyer in London, he can always be trusted to keep the crowd entertained as he’s a great speaker,” Rebel says of Nicholas.