Nina Agdal wasn’t the only one wearing a white dress from Galia Lahav Friday, when she wed Logan Paul near Lake Como, Italy.

The couple’s 10-month-old daughter Esmé also sported one from the designer label. The 33-year-old Danish model knows the Israeli bridal company well, having modeled for the brand years ago. She and the head designer Sharon Sever have stayed in close contact since that time, according to Galia Lahav’s global head of public relations Yael Friedman.

After Agdal became engaged to the influencer and former WWE wrestler, Agdal didn’t need to scout around for gowns, and immediately reached out to Sever to get started on designing her wedding dress. As an indication of the pair’s preparedness, the Sports Illustrated swimsuit model had her first fitting with Sever last October at the Galia Lahav flagship store, during the label’s trunk show. Far from the tourist-strewn stores on Fifth Avenue, the Galia Lahav boutique is tucked away on Wooster Street in Soho.

Although Agdal’s strapless French lace “Splendid” wedding gown was customized, shoppers can find the commercial version online and in stores. With an embellished corset and accentuated basque waistline, the dress is one of the brand’s most popular styles from the last collection, Friedman said.

The svelte Dane was more spontaneous about choosing the matching frock for her toddler Esmé, having only reached out to Galia Lahav a few weeks ago. The little girl wore a sleeveless white dress with a white tulle overlay, but she wasn’t the only one showing off a sense of style. Paul opted for an ivory tux with a white tuxedo shirt and a black bowtie that accented his black tuxedo pants.

Agdal and Paul shared the same you-may-kiss-the-bride wedding photo of their alfresco nuptials Saturday on their respective Instagram accounts. The newlyweds seem to have a sentimental streak for music, having chosen a clip of Paul Anka’s “Put Your Head on My Shoulder” for the post.  

Lake Como is a popular spot for celebrity weddings with serious spenders and celebrity couples like Amal Alamuddin and George Clooney, as well as Chrissy Teigen and John Legend having tied the knot there. Agdal was also overlooking Lake Como, when Paul got down on one knee to propose to her last fall. While Paul was dressed down all in black with white sneakers, she was ever the statuesque fashion model in an ecru midriff-baring biased-cut gown.

Brides-to-be in search of Galia Lahav’s “Splendid” gown can find some wedding-like opulence – gilded accents, travertine tile, and a muted Florentine gold “Selfie Wall – in the company’s Saar Zafrir-designed store in New York City. As for what the cost of being an Agdal-inspired bride would be, prices are based on inquiry. Sever’s background started with European houses through apprenticeships with Christian Lacroix, Balmain, Carven and Balenciaga before joining the Tel Aviv-based Galia Lahav.

Agdal had had a brush with bride-like concerns six years ago. While on-the-clock the model took part in “Knot-A-Real-Wedding” to plug Conair’s The Knot Dr. Detangling Brush in New York City. Tangles were not an issue for Friday’s Italian celebration. The bronzed Scandinavian pulled her hair in a sleek bun that held a long lace veil. The newly engaged can try to mirror her likeness through her fitness and wellnes tips via “The Agdal Method,”