Zendaya and Tom Holland Reportedly Hosted a Private Wedding Party at This Dreamy U.K. Hotel
2 min readTHE RUNDOWN
- Zendaya and Tom Holland reportedly hosted a private party to fête their wedding at a luxury country house hotel in the U.K. on August 4.
- The couple secretly got married earlier this year.
- A source spoke about the celebration’s theme, attendees, and venue.
Zendaya and Tom Holland secretly tied the knot earlier this year, with Holland confirming their marriage in a British GQ interview released in June. They weren’t done celebrating, though. People reports that the couple just threw a private party to celebrate their wedding on August 4. Holland and Zendaya, who wrapped up their Spider-Man: Brand New Day press tour in London on July 29, remained in the U.K. The outlet revealed they had friends and family at Beaverbrook, a luxury country house hotel in Surrey.
A source told the outlet, “There was very natural theme to the wedding,” adding that Holland’s brothers Sam, Harry, and Paddy wore black tuxedos with dainty wildflowers tucked into the buttonholes of their jackets. The insider did not reveal any additional details about the party or what Zendaya and Holland wore.
Here’s a look at the venue:
On July 28, Zendaya’s stylist, Law Roach, denied rumors that the couple was having a second, more public wedding, telling Complex that it’s “definitely not true.”
“I think that people should congratulate them as two young, beautiful, successful people that are in love, and they had a private wedding, and they got away with it,” he said. “And I think people should just, you know, congratulate them. And if these are two people that you look up to or that you love their work, just celebrate them being together and happy.”
During Holland and Zendaya’s The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day press tours, neither actor gave details on their nuptials. Holland simply told British GQ that they didn’t need to contact family about the fake AI images of their wedding that circulated in March “because they were all there [at the real wedding].” Then he added, “That’s all you’ll get on that.”