Tom Holland and Zendaya have reportedly tied the knot in a lavish £500,000 ceremony at the Beaverbrook estate in Surrey, with a guest list that included some of Hollywood's biggest names. The private event, which took place earlier this week, saw around 250 attendees, with phones confiscated from both guests and staff to ensure secrecy, according to The Sun.
Celebrity Guests and Family in Attendance
Among the famous faces at the wedding were Robert Downey Jr., who mentored Tom in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Zendaya's Dune co-star Timothée Chalamet, who arrived with girlfriend Kylie Jenner. Tom's brothers were also present, with his twin brother Sam, 27, serving as best man. Sam's twin Harry, also an actor, and the youngest brother Paddy, 21, attended as well.
The couple's decision to ban phones mirrors the approach taken at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding in early July. A source told The Sun, "The ceremony was so beautiful and romantic. Tom and Zendaya aced their speeches as well — they were both very funny but also very emotional. There wasn't a dry eye in the house."
Details of the Wedding Weekend
The celebrations kicked off with a rehearsal dinner on Monday, followed by the main event on Tuesday. Guests enjoyed a pool party, games of croquet, and Japanese cuisine at the five-star hotel. The Beaverbrook estate, located in the Surrey Hills just over 10 miles from Tom's hometown of Kingston upon Thames, was once owned by Canadian newspaper publisher Lord Beaverbrook, who hosted Winston Churchill there.
The venue was purchased by Longshot Cherkley Court Ltd in 2011, which "set about bringing the estate back to life whilst retaining its special character," according to its website. Some guests arrived by helicopter, adding to the exclusivity of the event.
Recent Publicity and Prior Wedding Hints
Tom and Zendaya have been busy promoting their latest Spider-Man film, having first met on the set of Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2016. Earlier this year, Tom hinted to Esquire that they had already married when asked about AI-generated wedding photos. He replied, "No, because they were all there," suggesting that his family had attended a ceremony.
The couple's wedding follows a summer of high-profile celebrity nuptials, including Dua Lipa and Callum Turner, who married at London's Old Marylebone Town Hall before a larger celebration in Palma. The Sun reported that the wedding was a private affair, with no photos allowed, ensuring the couple's special day remained out of the public eye.
