Tom Holland and Zendaya have reportedly selected Beaverbrook, a historic Surrey mansion, as the venue for their wedding celebrations. The 160-year-old neo-classical estate carries considerable cultural prestige, having served as the private residence of early 20th-century media mogul Lord Beaverbrook, who was celebrated for hosting elaborate gatherings that attracted prominent entertainment and political figures including Elizabeth Taylor and Winston Churchill.
According to reports, the couple hosted a three-day celebration at the property this week, with attendees allegedly including celebrities such as Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner, and Robert Downey Jr. The property, which now operates as a luxury hotel and spa following a restoration by current owners Joel Cadbury and Ollie Vigors, features extensive amenities including multiple swimming pools, dining establishments, and a historic art-deco theater believed to be the United Kingdom’s first private cinema.
The venue’s location near Brookwood Cemetery holds particular significance for the couple, as the cemetery served as a filming location for “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” approximately one year ago. Despite the high-profile nature of the event, no photographic evidence has surfaced publicly, and official confirmation from representatives remains pending. The estate’s historical role in maintaining confidentiality during sensitive wartime meetings suggests the couple’s privacy will likely be preserved.
Originally reported by Variety →
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