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Now that both The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day press tours are over, hopefully co-stars and leads Tom Holland and Zendaya are getting some well-needed
rest. However, reports suggest that the Hollywood couple is gearing up to celebrate their wedding in grand style at Belvoir Castle. Located in Leicestershire, England, the castle is the birthplace of afternoon tea and a fitting place for the box-office king and queen who are also celebrating the success of their recent films. Moreover, gossip columnists and fans online are convinced that guests are flying in from all corners of the world to celebrate the couple.
Tom Holland and Zendaya planning wedding celebration in England
According to The Times, the power couple of Holland and Zendaya are going to have a wedding reception of sorts to celebrate their nuptials at Belvoir Castle in Leicestershire, which is owned by the 11th Duke of Rutland. Earlier this year, Zendaya's stylist, Law Roach, confirmed that the notoriously private couple had got married. During the press tour for Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey, Holland has referred to Zendaya as his wife too.
Pop star Taylor Swift and football player Travis Kelce shut down the streets around New York City's Madison Square Garden during their wedding festivities on Fourth of July weekend. So all eyes are on Holland and Zendaya to see how they will be celebrating their union. Gossip account Deuxmoi reshared the photos of the couple meeting with wedding designer Mark Seed, who also did the Swift and Kelce wedding celebration. Fans and netizens also speculated on the social media activity of their close friends who were arriving in the UK from the US. Is a grand party in the pipeline? Several signs point in the affirmative.
About Belvoir Castle
Built in 1607 by Robert de Todeni, William the Conqueror's Standard Bearer, the castle has exchanged ownership during several wars and conflicts. It has withstood war, fire and other natural disasters, going through three reconstructions. Today is the home of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland. It was used as a stand-in for Windsor Castle in the Netflix series The Crown. But the historic castle is noted for being the birthplace of afternoon tea. During the 1840s, the Duchess of Bedford, Anna, who was visiting the castle, couldn't wait until the 8:30 pm dinner. By assembling a light meal of tea, cakes and sandwiches, the afternoon tea became a thing to follow in most middle and upper-class homes.
