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Tom Holland, Zendaya Host Intimate £500,000 Spider-Man-Themed Wedding

Tom Holland, Zendaya Host Intimate £500,000 Spider-Man-Themed Wedding
Tom Holland, Zendaya Host Intimate Spider-Man Themed ₹6.4 Crore Wedding; Phones Banned For Guests: Report · freepressjournal.in

Two famous actors named Tom Holland and Zendaya had a big, secret wedding party in the English countryside.

They became famous together in the Spider-Man movies.

The party lasted for three days and happened at a fancy hotel called the Beaverbrook estate.

It was very private — nobody was allowed to use their phones or take pictures.

Lots of famous friends came, like Robert Downey Jr, who played Iron Man.

The venue had red and blue lights, just like Spider-Man's suit.

The guests ate Japanese food and played a lawn game called croquet.

Tom's younger brother, Sam, was the best man.

After the party, Tom and Zendaya were seen in London wearing wedding rings.

Tom had already told a magazine that they were married, so this celebration marked their marriage.

Key facts

Reported cost
£500,000 (approximately Rs 6.40 crore)
Venue
Beaverbrook estate, Surrey Hills
Celebrations
Three-day event; rehearsal dinner Monday, ceremony in woodland at sunset
Guests
About 250, including Robert Downey Jr, Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner
Phone policy
Guests and staff barred from mobile phones and photographs
Theme details
Spider-Man nods with red and blue lighting
Best man
Sam Holland, Tom's younger brother
Marriage confirmation
Tom Holland confirmed the marriage earlier this year in an Esquire interview

Quotes

Unnamed source close to the couple

Source close to the couple, reported to The Sun

“"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. They're incredibly hard‑working and lovely people, and this stunning wedding has capped off an amazing year for them."”
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“"Tom and Zendaya went to great lengths to stop any information or pictures getting out, so neither guests nor staff were allowed their mobiles."”
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