EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Supermodel Barbara Palvin’s wedding with Hollywood star in Hungary
On Saturday, Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse got married in Hungary. Some of the pictures from their wedding were posted on Instagram. Vogue’s photos show some of the most beautiful moments from the ceremony. Check them out below!
The world-famous Hungarian model Barbara Palvin and her love Dylan Sprouse said their vows in a cosy family atmosphere on Saturday, Index reports. The ceremony took place at the estate of the model’s parents in Ceglédbercel.
The details of the wedding were kept in secret for a long time, and only press reports hinted that something was in the works. We wrote about it HERE as well. Relatives and friends of Dylan Sprouse have recently arrived in Hungary. The model said in an earlier interview that there was no way they wouldn’t have their wedding in Hungary. Thus, it was no surprise that the arrival of the Sprouse family immediately raised the idea of a wedding in the press.
Now, the first official pictures of the wedding, taken by Vogue, have been posted on the model’s official website. As revealed in the post, Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse are planning to have a bigger wedding in California in the fall.
“The weekend started out as an intimate event, but we ended up with 115 guests because there are a lot of people who are important to us and we wanted them all to be there,”
Palvin told Vogue.
You can see the breathtaking exclusive photos below. It is also worth reading the captions below the posts on Vogue Weddings’ Instagram page.
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