From “The Suite Life” to the sweet life.
Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse got married on Saturday in an intimate ceremony in the model’s native Hungary, just one month after announcing their engagement.
The blushing bride, 29, donned three different designer dresses for the wedding: a custom Vivienne Westwood gown for the ceremony, a Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini party dress and a red Mero afterparty frock to embrace her Hungarian roots.
Sprouse, 30, looked dapper in a classic tuxedo.
Vogue shared details on the former Victoria Secret Angel’s wedding gowns, with the model sharing the stunning snaps on her own Instagram page.
Palvin started the celebration with a custom Vivienne Westwood corset gown paired with a “’90s-inspired” Tiffany & Co. diamond choker, a long tulle veil and Jimmy Choo heels.
Fans adored the strapless Westwood style, commenting on a TikTok, “that dress is to die for,” “My royal wedding,” and “I feel like her dress was channeling carolyn bessette’s looks a bit.”
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Next, Palvin changed into a short style by Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini featuring a crisscross back, which she told Vogue made her feel “like a modern princess.”
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And for her third and final look, Palvin embraced the Hungarian tradition “menyecske ruha,” where the bride switches into a red dress after midnight.
“There was no question — I had to wear a Hungarian designer for this one, so I chose Mero,” she said. “They created the dress of my dreams. It was sexy and sweet but also comfortable — exactly what I wanted.”
Palvin’s bridesmaids wore pastels, and her mother served as her “something blue” by donning an Azazie dress in the symbolic hue.
The former child actor and his model got engaged last September in California. The wedding took place on Barbara’s parents’ property, Harlekin Birtok, which is also an event venue.
The newlyweds are planning another party in California this fall, which is sure to be just as sweet.
