Booby Tape founder Bridgett Roccisano marries Joshua Cavallaro in lavish wedding

Melbourne powerhouse social media influencer and businesswoman Bridgett Roccisano has tied the knot in a dream society wedding.

Bridgett Roccisano married Josh Cavallaro in East Melbourne. Picture: Tony Gough

Booby Tape millionaire Bridgett Roccisano put her booming business on hold to be a bride, exchanging vows with her beau, Joshua Cavallaro, in a picturesque society wedding at St Patrick’s Cathedral in East Melbourne.

Cavallaro proposed to Roccisano in London with a six-carat diamond ring in November 2021.

Mildura-born, Melbourne-based Roccisano looked stunning in a custom-made gown by Con Ilio on Saturday.

The couple wed at St Patrick's cathedral.

The pair will celebrate at the NGV.

She was accompanied by bridesmaids Chantel Giannarelli, Adele Sarrou and her sister Bianca who also wore Con Ilio gowns.

Guests included Maryanne Giannarelli, Con Iliopoulos, Chantel Thornton and Srecko Lorbek, Riley Buss-Drexel from the family who own the LA Lakers, and Grace Khallouf.

The couple held their black tie reception at the National Gallery of Victoria with Australian Idol host Ricki-Lee Coulter surprising guests with a late night performance.

Ms Roccisano stunned in a Con Ilio gown. Picture: Tony Gough

The wedding party included Booby Tape co-founder sister Bianca.

The wedding was styled and produced by Giannarelli International with lavish table decorations, glassware and crockery provided by exclusive event hire agency Lusso.

The Great Hall was richly festooned with lush florals by Superbloom.

The Roccisano sisters, who are among the power social media influencers of Melbourne, came up with Booby Tape after being unable to find strong, durable tape to lift, shape or minimise their chests.

Boobs have turned very quickly into big business for the sisters with the tape they launched in 2018, and described as a breast lift in a box, going on to become a global hit.