Hungarian supermodel Barbara Palvin to marry her Hollywood star boyfriend in Hungary!
“I know there was no way we would have not had a wedding in Hungary because my parents would have killed me”, Hungarian supermodel Barbara Palvin told V Magazine in an interview about her upcoming big day. The groom is Dylan Sprouse, well-known in Hollywood and the United States for his leading role in ‘The suite life of Zack & Cody‘ show, in which he starred with his twin brother and best man, Cole Sprouse.
The couple and the best man gave a Zoom interview to V Magazine, spilling the tea about organising the ceremony and discussing Hungarian wedding traditions even though they live thousands of kilometres away from her homeland, in New York. Earlier, we wrote HERE about Dylan Sprouse’s attempts to learn Hungarian.
Barbara said that her parents have been together for decades. They first met when they were 16, tied the knot six years later and have been married ever since. “So, I know more about relationships, and you should just listen to me all the time because I am always right”, she told her future husband mockingly during the Zoom chat.
Palvin was also asked about the main differences between Hungarian and American wedding customs. “We have a lot more traditions surrounding a wedding. I think they’re really fun, but, I don’t see that big of a difference”, she highlighted.
About the tradition of kidnapping the bride, Barbara said that the groomsmen do so and “put Dylan to the test to see if he really deserves me. He has to do challenges to get me back and then he has to find me.” But the challenges are silly “like drinking out of your shoe, dancing, beatboxing—whatever the girls feel is necessary for you to prove your love.”
Barbara also revealed that she had no pre-wedding jitters whatsoever. The engagement stressed her out more though, she confessed. “I’m excited to show that side of me and introduce my culture, the places I grew up, and the places I went to. I feel like a lot of people will learn even more about me this way. I know there was no way we would have not had a wedding in Hungary because my parents would have killed me”, Barbara concluded.