Jackie R. Jacobson, renowned for her role in *Malibu Rescue*, has tied the knot with her long-time partner, Sasha Solonin, in a sophisticated three-day wedding celebration. The couple exchanged vows on 15 August 2025 at the luxurious Four Seasons Westlake Village in California, where the atmosphere was described as both “timeless yet elevated,” combining modern elements with romantic nuances.
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The couple shared with PEOPLE how the venue held personal significance for them, as it is situated close to where they both grew up. “The Four Seasons Westlake Village felt like the most natural choice because it has been part of our story long before we got engaged,” they reflected. The location has been a backdrop for numerous celebrations over the years, making it a fitting choice for their wedding day.
Collaborating with wedding planner Yanna Kamenetsky, Jacobson and Solonin chose an elegant colour scheme of ivory, black, and reflective details. Rather than overwhelming guests with colour, they opted for a focus on “shape, texture, and light.” They crafted an ambience enhanced by sculptural floral arrangements, delicate pearl accents, mirrored finishes, and hundreds of candles to create a warm and intimate setting.
Jacobson had long envisioned her wedding day as a fairytale, emphasising the importance of making the occasion a memorable experience for their loved ones. She noted, “We wanted our wedding to be more than just one day, so it became a three-day celebration centred around the people we love most.” The festivities began with personalised welcome bags for guests, followed by an all-white rehearsal dinner, where the couple wore blue accents as a nod to the tradition of “something blue.” The celebration concluded with a farewell brunch and pool party, making the entire weekend a shared experience.
The wedding ceremony incorporated modern Jewish customs and was officiated by Rabbi Ron Li-Paz, who had previously bat mitzvahed Jacobson eleven years prior. The couple cherished the significance of having a Jewish wedding, as it highlighted a key aspect of their relationship and identity. For her walk down the aisle, the actress donned a breathtaking custom gown by Leah Da Gloria, featuring a pearl-embellished corset and a dramatic ballgown skirt. Jacobson recounted her dress search, stating, “After trying on nearly 50 gowns, I started to wonder if my dream dress even existed. Before I even tried it on, I had a feeling it was the one.”
Guests were treated to a culinary delight during the cocktail hour, featuring a sprawling raw bar with oysters, crab, and sushi, complemented by an array of hors d’oeuvres. Jacobson, noting their shared passion for food, shared, “Food was one of our top priorities.” The reception followed with a meticulously planned four-course meal, starting with mushroom ravioli and culminating in a choice between filet mignon and miso black cod.
The couple’s wedding cake was a champagne chiffon creation filled with raspberry, designed to match the décor of the reception venue. Although neither of them are particularly fond of cake, they found this particular dessert irresistible during their tasting. For their first dance, Jacobson and Solonin combined their father-daughter and first dance to Adele’s poignant song, “One and Only,” a choice that resonated deeply with the bride, who has long admired the artist.
The couple’s love story commenced with an innocent double date facilitated by friends, with both recognising the depth of their connection almost immediately. Just two years into their relationship, they got engaged in Lake Como, Italy, at a hotel that had long been a dream destination for Jacobson. She reflected, “I had a picture of that hotel on my vision board with a couple getting engaged, and a few years later, I manifested the exact picture.”
As their wedding day approached, Jacobson expressed eager anticipation for embarking on this new chapter of life with Solonin. “From the moment we started dating, it felt like we had a countdown to the day we would finally get married,” she said, looking forward to what the future holds for them as a family-oriented couple. Both have discussed their hopes of starting a family soon, eagerly planning their path ahead together.