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Tom Holland and Zendaya's Wedding Venue: Beaverbrook Hotel in Surrey

other · 2026-08-06

The Beaverbrook hotel, a Victorian mansion on a 470-acre estate in Surrey, has been identified as the venue for Tom Holland and Zendaya's wedding celebrations. The couple, who are rumored to have married earlier this year, hosted a Hollywood crowd at the hotel, which is a short train ride from London Waterloo. The hotel, formerly the residence of press baron Lord Beaverbrook, is now owned by hoteliers Ollie Vigors and Joel Cadbury, part of the Cadbury chocolate family. It features a main house, Garden House, and Coach House with a luxury spa curated by Van Eyssen, an alum of Aman. The spa offers holistic wellness programs and a shop with artisanal brands like Therapi, a sustainable skincare line supporting bee conservation. The hotel also has four restaurants, a cinema, tennis courts, and extensive gardens. The couple, who met on the set of Spider-Man, are mostly based in the UK, with Holland from Kingston-upon-Thames and Zendaya from Oakland, California. The wedding follows their busy summer promoting two films, The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

Key facts

  • Beaverbrook hotel is a Victorian mansion on a 470-acre estate in Surrey.
  • Tom Holland and Zendaya are rumored to have held wedding celebrations at Beaverbrook.
  • The hotel was formerly the residence of Lord Beaverbrook.
  • Hoteliers Ollie Vigors and Joel Cadbury own the hotel.
  • The spa at Beaverbrook was curated by Van Eyssen, an Aman alum.
  • The hotel has four restaurants, a cinema, tennis courts, and gardens.
  • The couple promoted The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day this summer.
  • Zendaya's stylist Law Roach revealed the marriage in March.

Entities

Artists

  • Tom Holland
  • Zendaya
  • Law Roach
  • Declan Rice
  • Van Eyssen
  • Tanya Hawks
  • Jo Dunbar

Institutions

  • Beaverbrook
  • Vogue
  • The Sun
  • Aman
  • Therapi
  • Dos Santos

Locations

  • Surrey
  • London
  • Kingston-upon-Thames
  • Oakland
  • California
  • Waterloo

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