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Becca Bloom shared a video on TikTok, filling her custom Louis Vuitton wedding box with several goodies from her viral Lake Como nuptials in August
The ‘RichTok’ content creator wed software engineer David Pownall in 2025, which quickly captured the attention of the internet for its over-the-top flair
In her new video, Bloom stuffed her box with her reception dress, shoes from her wedding weekend and several other sentimental items from the festivities
Becca Bloom is sharing pieces from her viral 2025 wedding as she gets ready to stash them away.
On Jan. 6, the content creator — known online as the “reigning queen of RichTok” for showing off her luxurious lifestyle — shared a TikTok packing her wedding box and reflecting on her stunning Lake Como nuptials on Aug. 28.
Set against the gorgeous backdrop of the Italian mountains, Bloom wed software engineer David Pownall in August in an over-the-top ceremony that quickly gained viral status across social media. The ceremony was complete with dreamlike floral arrangements and multi-colored smoke bombs that fired after the lovebirds exchanged their vows.
In her new video, the internet personality dramatically unveiled a massive Louis Vuitton chest and showed her followers all of the items she was putting inside.
Bloom began with her wedding reception dress and their dinner menus — which she noted were laser-cut to match. She then added what she called her “most valued possession” from the festivities: a book her mom wrote her, filled with photos from her childhood.
Then Bloom tossed in some preserved roses “to keep things smelling good in there,” before placing them inside the pink heels she wore to her rehearsal dinner. Next was the dress she signed her wedding papers in (though she purchased a duplicate dress so she could still have a version that is outside of the box). And then a framed copy of her and Pownall’s wedding invitations, which included a custom painting of the venue.
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Becca Bloom and David PownallAnd finally, she included their rehearsal dinner menus — which were made to double as fans — and custom-designed silk scarves.
Bloom had actually teased her wedding box during the holiday season — opening another massive Louis Vuitton chest as her final Christmas gift from her parents. But in the unboxing, which she shared on Dec. 28, Pownall revealed that the gift she opened for Christmas was merely a stand-in for the actual custom box her parents ordered, which wasn’t ready in time for Christmas.
While her wedding appeared to be straight out of a fairytale for the outside observer, a few weeks after her nuptials, Bloom took to TikTok, where she unveiled everything that hadn’t gone according to plan on the big day.
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David Pownall and Becca BloomFor one, their weekend in Lake Como was a rainy one, and though the skies cleared for the vows themselves, the reception had to be moved inside a glass marquee. Though Bloom noted that many of her guests likely didn’t even realize the changes, she did note that the switch-up meant that their florist had to “redesign everything the day before.”
Bloom also said that she had “always dreamed of having an outdoor cake cutting with the fireworks,” but they had to tweak their plans to accommodate the weather: “Instead, me and David went out there alone and we just had the time of our lives dancing in the rain.”
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