Zendaya & Tom Holland’s Wedding Predictions

If there’s one celebrity couple we expect to rewrite the wedding rulebook, it’s Zendaya and Tom Holland.

Earlier this year, Zendaya sparked engagement rumours when she was spotted wearing a 5.02ct cushion cut diamond engagement ring. More recently, her longtime stylist Law Roach hinted that the wedding might take place in 2026. No official confirmations – but let’s be honest, we wouldn’t expect anything less discreet from them.

So, while the dress may remain under wraps (according to Law, we might not even see it!), we couldn’t resist predicting how their big day might unfold – from the rings and the dress to florals, styling and everything in between.

Zendaya’s engagement ring says it all: east-west cushion cut, set in mixed yellow and white gold with a pared-back Georgian-style setting. Elegant, unexpected and totally unique.

Her wedding ring will likely be a knife-edge or sleek low-dome band in yellow gold, like our Domed Court wedding ring – clean, chic and nestled snugly beside her centrepiece stone. Alternatively, a pavé set diamond band in a vintage silhouette could subtly reference the old-world charm of her engagement ring.

Tom’s wedding band? We're thinking clean and understated – perhaps a simple yellow gold band, like our Full Court wedding band or Domed Court wedding ring to match Zendaya's. We’ve seen Tom wear gold signet rings before, so a classic-with-a-twist men’s band feels spot on.

Zendaya’s style has always been about quiet confidence. Whether she’s walking a red carpet or stepping off set, there’s an ease and intention to how she presents herself. Zendaya never follows trends – she sets them. Her wedding day will be no exception.

When it comes to the dress, expect clean tailoring over embellishment. Zendaya is known for favouring structured, architectural shapes over anything frilly or overtly romantic. Her ceremony look will likely centre around a sculptural silhouette in silk or heavy satin – perhaps strapless or cut with a modern square neckline, echoing her love of minimalism with maximum impact. There’ll be no excessive lace, sparkle or ruffles – just pure, precision-led elegance. A simple, sheer veil might complete the look, adding softness without detracting from the lines of the gown.

Given her strong relationship with designers like Valentino and Louis Vuitton, it’s likely her wedding wardrobe will be custom-made by one of these fashion houses. However, she could also opt for something different for an intimate private ceremony – Danielle Frankel’s bridal aesthetic is precisely the sort of quiet, sculptural minimalism that aligns with Zendaya’s iconic style. Whatever she chooses, the ceremony dress will do exactly what Zendaya’s best looks always do: tell a story without saying too much.

For the post-ceremony change, imagine something entirely different but just as considered. Zendaya could lean into her love of ‘90s references with a slinky bias-cut slip dress in liquid satin, or she might take a more tailored approach with a white suit – something fitted, structured and styled to perfection, like her recent Met Gala look. She’s worn both silhouettes before with ease and impact, and her after-party look will no doubt offer a playful contrast to the ceremony’s refined drama.

She never misses when it comes to beauty – and for her wedding, it’ll be all about looking and feeling herself.

Hair will be polished, but not overworked. Her signature blow-dry with a deep side part feels like the most likely choice – sleek, voluminous and timeless. It’s a look she returns to often, and for good reason: it feels quintessentially Zendaya.

Make-up and nails will follow suit – softly defined eyes in warm, earthy tones, a radiant, lit-from-within complexion and a neutral lip that complements rather than competes. Her beauty look will feel fresh and understated, designed to enhance, not transform. Her nails will be almond-shaped in a nude tone – perhaps with gold detailing for subtle sparkle

If Zendaya and Tom’s relationship has taught us anything, it’s that they favour privacy, authenticity and staying well clear of the typical celebrity fanfare. So while they have the means to host a lavish wedding anywhere in the world, it’s far more likely they’ll choose a venue that reflects their personal connection, rather than industry expectations.

Their Richmond home in South West London is the obvious inspiration – and potentially even the setting. A low-key yet highly curated ceremony in the grounds of an English manor, nestled in the countryside or bordering one of London’s historic parks, feels entirely on-brand. These two won’t be booking a palace or hotel where hundreds of guests arrive with flashing cameras. Instead, expect something design-led, discreet and rich with atmosphere. A home or estate that allows them to curate every detail of the day their way, behind closed gates.

Whether it’s hosted at home or somewhere equally secluded, the mood will be softly romantic, but far from overly styled. Imagine garden party elegance – with elevated touches. A relaxed outdoor ceremony beneath trees or surrounded by hedgerows, followed by a sit-down dinner under soft lighting as the evening draws in.

Zendaya and Tom’s aesthetic choices always feel rooted in something deeper than trends – and their wedding styling will reflect that. Florals are likely to lean towards the sculptural and refined. Expect an abundance of gardenias – Zendaya’s favourite – alongside lilies and orchids arranged in clean, modern compositions. The palette will be soft and grounded – champagne, ivory, sage and the occasional blush. A true modern minimalist wedding look.

There’ll be a harmony to everything: soft-toned linens, vintage cutlery with a subtle patina, handmade ceramic or clean class vessels and long tables set beneath a canopy of lights or surrounded by lanterns. Candle clusters will line the tables in varying heights and finishes, casting a warm, comforting glow. And somewhere in the background, a string quartet or acoustic duo performing a soundtrack that’s less chart-topper and more cinematic score (though we're sure the DJ will arrive for the after-party).

It will likely be the kind of intimate wedding where every element feels like it belongs – where design and emotion come together quietly, and leave a lasting impression.