Tom Holland and Zendaya 'plan to install a climate-controlled room at their home to store her £200,000 custom-made wedding gown'

Tom Holland and Zendaya are reportedly planning to install a climate-controlled room at their home to store her £200,000 custom-made wedding gown. The actors wed in secret back in August at Beaverbrook estate in Surrey, with Zendaya, 30, thought to have worn a lace Schiaparelli gown with a long-sleeved and high-neck design.And now it has been reported that she wants to take the greatest of care with storing the gown, and wishes to make sure it is never pictured or seen by the public. Because parts of the garment are silk it needs to be kept between 15C and 18C so it doesn't discolour or get damaged by high temperatures or humidity. The couple have homes in south west London, New York and several in California. A source said: 'Zendaya looked incredible as she walked down the aisle. Her dress was stunning and very classic but now she needs to keep it safe.'She doesn't want to use some random company because it means a lot to her.' Tom Holland and Zendaya are reportedly planning to install a climate-controlled room at their home to store her £200,000 custom-made wedding gown The actors wed in secret back in August at Beaverbrook estate in Surrey, with Zendaya, 30, thought to have worn a lace Schiaparelli gownThe insider added to The Sun: 'Ideally, she wants it to be with her at their home so they're looking into getting a climate-controlled room installed so it's safe and that she can put it on if she wants to.'The couple - who met in 2016 filming Spider-Man: Homecoming - were not very forthcoming about getting married.She did not comment when she was spied wearing a gold wedding band while promoting her movie The Drama in early 2026. Zendaya's stylist Law Roach let slip in February that he had attended their first intimate wedding, but no one knew if he was joking. In June Tom, 30, then confirmed they had married as he said: 'I found my person, I'm the happiest I've ever been.' Then they held a reception near his UK home in Kingston upon Thames after the first family affair.They then had a bigger celebration at Beaverbrook on August 4 with wider family and friends. It is thought to have cost £500,000.It comes as August saw Zendaya named the highest grossing actress of 2026 after a bumper year of blockbusters that has seen her on cinema screens across the globe. She began the year with the release of The Drama, an indie comedy-drama that saw her star alongside Robert Pattinson. They enjoyed a celebration at Beaverbrook (seen) on August 4 with wider family and friends. It is thought to have cost £500,000Grossing $132.4million worldwide on a $28million budget, it became one of the top five biggest A24 hits at the box office. Up next was The Odyssey, in which she played the Greek goddess Athena.While there was backlash over the colour blind casting of many roles, the film went on to be a global success, with Christopher Nolan's epic making $1.458billion worldwide. To date, it's the second highest grossing film of the year, beaten only by Zendaya's latest project – Spider-Man: Brand New Day. She reprised her role as MJ in the Marvel hit, which has gone on to make more than $2.235billion worldwide.It's quite the remarkable feat for the former child star – who made her name on the Disney Channel sitcoms Shake It Up and K.C. Undercover. Yet this year also saw her reprise the role that made her a household name, as she returned to the small screen to play drug addict Rue Bennett in HBO's Euphoria. While season three of Sam Levinson's show was panned for its plot, Zendaya was praised for her performance nonetheless, earning her an Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series nomination at the upcoming Primetime Emmys. And the year's not over yet, with Zendaya set to reprise her role as Chani in the hotly anticipated Dune: Part Three, which is predicted to be a box office hit upon its release in December.