Luna Bonaccorsi Beccaria’s Sicilian Wedding Was a Love Letter to Family, Fashion, and La Dolce Vita

Luna Bonaccorsi Beccaria and Leonardo Bormioli met in Milan, when they were both 15 years old. “Love bloomed at first sight, despite us being so young,” Luna—who founded a stationery company called A Little Party Studio as well as handles ecommerce for Luisa Beccaria, the Italian fashion house her mother founded in 1984—remembers. Fourteen years later, Leonardo, who works in private equity, asked Luna to marry him during a motorcycle trip through Corsica in July 2025. “He proposed with two rings,” Luna says. “One blue like the color of my eyes, and the other, he said, was red ‘as I’m his heart.’”

Almost a year after the engagement, the entire wedding weekend took place in southeastern Sicily in June at Luna’s family’s baroque estate, which her parents have been bringing back to life since 1993. “It is a unique place, where my mother Luisa’s poetic vision regarding interiors and gardens is harmoniously showcased,” Luna explains. “I couldn’t have imagined a more romantic place to celebrate.”

The couple worked with Carolina Pignata of La Festa by Homeating in Naples to plan the entire weekend. “They were determined and organized,” Luna says. “They brought to life all our creative ideas and advice, and my mother handled the artistic direction. I also had all of my friends and siblings helping me.”

The weekend began with a welcome party in the city of Noto on Friday night. The couple was able to privatize one of the city’s most celebrated streets—Via Nicolaci di Villadorata—and host a candlelit dinner there to kick off the festivities. “We were lucky to receive this permission,” Luna explains. “It was thanks to the fact that my mother received an honorary citizenship from the city of Noto last year, due to all she has done for this area.” Later, the city band played in the courtyard of Palazzo Nicolaci before guests moved into Noto’s historic fish market for dancing late into the night.

The next day, the wedding took place at Feudo Castelluccio, the family estate where a palace, gardens, and barns have all been converted into living areas. From the beginning of the planning process, the bride knew she would wear a dress designed by the Luisa Beccaria atelier on her wedding day. “It was so much fun trying on so many different Luisa Beccaria looks in the lead up to the wedding, including archival couture pieces,” Luna admits. “But I really wanted something unique, so we created my dream dress.”

The neckline and bust were inspired by a vintage couture gown from the bride’s mother’s haute couture collection presented in Paris in 1993, which was inspired by the Empress Elisabeth “Sissi” of Austria, a cultural icon who was once considered the most beautiful woman in Europe. The skirt consisted of multiple tiers of white organdy embroidered with small flowers in cream tones. The same flowers were also embroidered into the bride’s long tulle veil.

Meanwhile, the groom wore a light gray suit. His tie—along with all of his groomsmen’s—were created in a Luisa Beccaria print. There were eight flower girls and boys, and Luisa Beccaria created dresses for all of them in the same fabric as the wedding dress, while Vibi Venezia made their matching satin shoes.

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