Si-based ridge-waveguides with Bragg reflectors are fabricated based on our method.Three resonant peaks could be obviously identified from the photoluminescence spectra, and field pattes of these resonant peaks, simulated by the finite difference time domain (FDTD) method, confirm that these peaks originate from cavity resonances.The resonant wavelengths and spatial angular distribution are given by the resonant models, which agree well with the experimental data.Experimentally, a simple method is proposed to testify the experimental and theoretical results.Such devices based on Bragg reflectors may have potential applications in light-emitting diodes, lasers and integrated photonic circuits.