Actors Tom Holland and Zendaya are reportedly planning to install a climate-controlled room in their home to preserve Zendaya’s wedding dress, following their recent nuptials. The dress, a custom-made lace gown by Maison Schiaparelli, is valued at approximately £200,000 and was worn during a private ceremony last month.

According to sources, despite having access to specialist storage services, Zendaya prefers to keep the dress in a secure environment within their residence to protect the delicate fabric and intricate design. The gown, featuring silk components, requires specific temperature and humidity conditions to prevent discoloration and damage. Ideal storage temperatures range between 15°C and 18°C, with a maximum not exceeding 23°C.

The couple’s wedding festivities took place over three days at the Beaverbrook estate, a sprawling 370-acre country hotel in the Surrey Hills, roughly 11 miles from Holland’s childhood home in Kingston upon Thames, South West London. The event hosted around 250 close friends and family members. To maintain privacy, all guests relinquished their phones, and official photographs were managed exclusively by professionals.

Earlier in the year, the actors confirmed they had tied the knot privately, culminating an eventful period for both. The year saw their joint participation in projects such as “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.” In a recent development, Tom Holland was named the world’s highest-grossing actor, with his films collectively earning $15.5 billion. During the announcement, Zendaya was also noted for debuting a new “pixie” hairstyle at a Prada event in New York.