Tom Holland and Zendaya have celebrated their marriage with a second opulent ceremony at Surrey's Beaverbrook Hotel, a Victorian estate near Tom's hometown of Kingston-upon-Thames. The event, reported by The Sun, cost an estimated £500,000 and featured an unwavering no-phone policy to keep every detail under wraps.
The couple, who first met on the set of Marvel's Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2016, got engaged in December 2024 and quietly married in June 2025. Tom, 30, and Zendaya, 29, only confirmed their union when Tom began referring to Zendaya as 'my wife' in interviews. Now, they have hosted a second celebration with family and friends at the five-star hotel, which spans 370 acres and includes 56 rooms and suites, as well as a Japanese restaurant.
Strict No-Phone Rule Enforced
To prevent any leaks, both guests and staff were prohibited from using mobile phones during the event. A source told The Sun: 'Tom and Zendaya went to great lengths to stop any information or pictures getting out, so neither guests nor staff were allowed their mobiles.' This measure ensured that only memories—not photos—would remain of the private vow exchange.
The couple's efforts to maintain privacy come amid a swirl of rumours and AI-generated images that have circulated online. Earlier this year, Zendaya's stylist, Law Roach, hinted at the wedding on a red carpet, saying: 'The wedding has already happened. You missed it.' This sparked a flood of convincing AI-generated images of Zendaya's dress, which fooled millions on social media.
AI Images and Tom's Response
Nearly two months ago, Tom addressed these fake images in an interview with Esquire UK. When asked if he felt the need to reassure family members who might have been upset by the AI snaps, he replied: 'No, because they were all there… That's all you'll get on that.' He remained tight-lipped about the wedding details but did share that he is now the 'happiest I've ever been'.
The Beaverbrook Hotel, located 11 miles from Kingston-upon-Thames, has hosted numerous powerful figures over the years. The couple's decision to rent the entire estate for their celebration underscores their desire for intimacy and control, even as their fame continues to attract intense public interest.
A Private Affair Amid Public Scrutiny
Despite the public's fascination with their relationship, Holland and Zendaya have consistently kept their personal lives guarded. Their second wedding, while lavish, was designed to be a private affair, shielded from the prying eyes of the media and fans alike. The no-phone rule, a common tactic among celebrities, ensures that no unauthorised images or details surface, allowing the couple to enjoy their special day without external distractions.
As the couple embarks on this new chapter, their commitment to privacy remains unwavering. With a reported £500,000 price tag and a strict phone ban, this wedding stands as a testament to their desire for a meaningful, intimate celebration—one that they can cherish in the years to come, away from the spotlight.
