Tom Holland and Zendaya have been the talk of the town since the actors tied the knot in August at the Beaverbrook estate in Surrey. The Spider-Man actress, 30, is believed to have worn a stunning Schiaparelli gown featuring a long-sleeved and high-neck design. And now it has been reported that the couple are planning to install a climate-controlled room at their home to store Zendaya's wedding gown.
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.' The 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.'
It is also said that as parts of the garment are made of silk, it needs to be kept at a temperature between 15C and 18C to prevent any environmental damage over time. Proper conservation of designer gowns often requires specialized museum-grade storage solutions, which explains the couple's decision to take matters into their own hands.
The couple have homes in southwest London, New York, and several in California, giving them plenty of space to design a custom storage environment. Fans continue to shower the newly married duo with congratulatory messages as details of their private ceremony slowly emerge.