Actress Rebecca Rittenhouse married Venture Capitalist Kyle Robiskie in November 2025 in Pasadena, California, as featured in Vogue Weddings, at the same church where her parents were married. Throughout her wedding weekend, the bride donned custom-made looks by Amsale + Mark Ingram, as well as a scattered pearl veil by Toni Federici, all designers that are available at La Jeune Mariee. Her reception look was designed in collaboration with Laura Vassar and Bill Bull.
It’s no surprise that Rebecca gravitated toward designers like Amsale + Mark Ingram for her special day. These designers’ work has long been praised for its refined simplicity, elegance, and classic details, while keeping room for modern touches. Our collection is intentionally curated with designers who embrace a timeless approach to bridal fashion with trending details. Amsale and Mark Ingram both exemplify this philosophy, with silhouettes that prioritize impeccable fit, luxurious fabrics, and sophistication.
We’re always looking for ways to connect our brides with the designers shaping the bridal industry. Throughout the year, we host exclusive trunk shows and in-store events that give our brides the opportunity to experience the newest collections firsthand, often with members of the design house, or sometimes the designer themselves, joining us in the boutique. Welcoming collections from designers like Amsale and Mark Ingram has been a natural extension of our mission, and we love introducing our brides to timeless gowns during these events.
Keep reading for more about Mark Ingram and Amsale, how Rebecca chose her bridal looks, and to see more from her California wedding day!
Years before the wedding day, Rebecca shares that she + Kyle met at a mutual friend’s party, after Rebecca had dinner with friend Keleigh Teller. Kyle offered to get Rebecca a drink, and then the two of them spent the rest of the nigh chatting on the patio, ending the connection with plans for their formal first date the next weekend.
When it came time to pop the question, Kyle recreated this night at the place where they first met, even having Keleigh take Rebecca out to dinner beforehand to truly surprise her. After the proposal and Rebecca’s ‘yes’, he then surprised his soon-to-be bride with an intimate engagement party, including all of the people he knew they’d want to tell immediately.
Two years after the proposal came their Pasadena wedding day! Leading up to the wedding, Rebecca shares that her focus was primarily on her attire, sharing that she began looking for her pieces in Los Angeles but ended up finding what she was looking for when she attended Bridal Fashion Week in New York City.
She began with her welcome party and rehearsal dinner looks, seeking custom pieces from Sarah Swann and Michael Cho at Amsale. Amsale is a couture bridal house based in New York City, dedicated to handcrafted gowns that beautifully reflect each bride’s style. The design team continues Amsale Aberra’s legacy through timeless design that celebrates each bride’s unique features and wedding day, also offering opportunities for customizations, making it an easy choice for Rebecca’s wedding day!
For the rehearsal dinner, she and the team landed on a gown with eyelash jacquard throughout the full skirt, complemented with a clean + modern drop waist bodice. At the welcome party, she donned a column dress with hand-placed organza flowers and a watteau train, for a modern and unique yet classic vibe to kick off her wedding weekend. To complete the welcome party look, the Amsale team also crafted Rebecca an unforgettable chiffon bow for her hair!
When approaching how she wanted to feel on her wedding day, Rebecca used descriptors like ‘crisp, classic, and demure’, sharing that this made things a bit more difficult as she was seeing many looks with corsetry, which she didn’t feel like was ‘her’. Finally, she tried on Mark Ingram Melissa paired with a capelette, and knew she had found her dress. “Once I put it on, it was the dress. It was so me”, shared Rebecca with Vogue.
The Mark Ingram name is one synonymous with luxury in the bridal world. Mark is renowned for his classic + sophisticated designs, often including nods to the style he observed from his family members as a child, bringing a sense of nostalgia and and vintage romance to each piece. Mark’s designs often include sleek, flattering seams, unique details, and refined embellishments.
To complete her ceremony look, Rebecca opted for a scattered pearl veil by Toni Federici, jewelry options by Maison Merenor and XIV Karats, and Mary Jane Manolos to complete the classic, 50s-inspired feel.
The couple enlisted their friend + tattoo artist Noah Lee to write and design their invitations, creating a truly unique + personal touch to their wedding stationary.
The couple also opted for no first look, instead choosing to see each other for the first time that day as Rebecca walked down the aisle to a song she hadn’t told Kyle about beforehand. She shares that he was clearly nervous and emotional in this moment, as the bells and harp to the song “Infinite Trees” began to play when she made her way down the aisle.
Rebecca shared that her mom had passed in 2019, making it an easy decision for the two to be wed at the same church as her parents, stating that it felt as though her mom was there spiritually. Rebecca’s bridal bouquet was another homage to her late mother: sweet peas, her mother’s favorite flower.
During the ceremony, Rebecca’s stepmother and Kyle’s mom lit two candles that were used for Rebecca and Kyle to light a unity candle. Rebecca’s Maid of Honor read Sonnet 116, while her brother read the last poem the family read to their mother, “I Carry Your Heart” by E.E. Cummings. Following their “I do”, Kyle and Amanda exited the church to “You Are the Best Thing” as their guests threw white rose petals!
The reception took place in Rebecca’s dad’s backyard, with an after party to follow in the living room. Rebecca shared that this felt like a high school fantasy come to life, watching the party unfold in her dad’s house while her now-husband’s and her childhood friends danced together for hours.
We absolutely love the personal details and classic charm that Rebecca brought to her Pasadena wedding day in Amsale and Mark Ingram! Weddings like Rebecca’s remind us why classic bridal designs continue to resonate with our modern brides. Thoughtfully designed and crafted gowns like those from Amsale + Mark Ingram embody the kind of timeless elegance that transcends trends, making them a natural fit at La Jeune Mariee. These are the pieces that brides return to again and again when they envision a look that feels polished, personal, and truly timeless. At La Jeune Mariee, we are proud to carry the most sought-after bridal designers in the world in both gowns + accessories including Amsale, Mark Ingram, and Toni Federici.
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Source: Vogue Weddings