Tom Holland and Zendaya, co-stars of the "Spider-Man" film series, held a private wedding celebration on Tuesday at the Beaverbrook Hotel in Surrey, England. The event followed an earlier, low-key marriage ceremony, marking a second, more elaborate occasion near Holland’s family home in Kingston upon Thames.

The couple took extensive measures to maintain privacy during the gathering, which reportedly cost around £500,000 (approximately $670,000) to host. Guests and hotel staff were prohibited from using mobile phones to prevent any photographs or details from being leaked. Some hotel employees were also required to sign nondisclosure agreements ahead of the event, according to sources familiar with the celebration.

The Beaverbrook Hotel, a five-star estate spanning 370 acres near Leatherhead, was once owned by Lord Beaverbrook, a late British newspaper magnate who entertained notable figures such as Winston Churchill there. The venue features 56 rooms and suites, along with a distinctive Japanese restaurant known for its hot air balloon-style dining tables.

Holland and Zendaya have been publicly linked since 2016, after meeting on the set of "Spider-Man: Homecoming." The couple’s marriage rumors had circulated for months until Holland confirmed the news in an interview with Esquire UK in June, stating, “I found my person; I’m the happiest I’ve ever been.” Zendaya also appeared publicly wearing a wedding ring during the promotional tour for their recent film, "Spider-Man: Brand New Day."

Representatives for both actors did not provide comments on the wedding. Zendaya’s stylist had earlier hinted at the couple’s nuptials earlier this year. While the initial ceremony was kept private and understated, this recent event allowed the couple to celebrate in the presence of friends and family, solidifying their union with another ceremony at the luxurious Surrey estate.