Barbara Palvin wore a floor-length, minimalist wedding dress to marry Dylan Sprouse at a secret ceremony in Budapest

• Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse appeared to get married over the weekend. 
• Photos of the couple wearing wedding attire in Budapest were shared by Hungarian outlet Bors Online.
• Palvin wore a floor-length gown with a choker necklace and veil, while Dylan wore a suit.

Hungarian model Barbara Palvin and actor Dylan Sprouse appear to have gotten married in Budapest over the weekend. 

Photos of Palvin and Dylan in wedding attire taken outside an undisclosed venue in the Hungarian capital were shared by Hungarian outlet Bors Online on Saturday. Additional photos of the ceremony were shared by the Twitter account @ViralMaterialz on Monday.

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The first image shared by the Twitter account shows Palvin and Dylan walking down the aisle together, seemingly after their nuptials. Palvin wore a floor-length, off-white gown with a corset bodice and thin straps. She wore her hair down with some strands clipped back, and accessorized her minimalist look with a veil and choker necklace. Dylan appeared to wear a black suit and tie with a brooch.

Dylan's twin brother, Cole Sprouse, can be seen walking behind the couple in the background of the photo.

The second photo shows the couple posing for the camera in an outdoor area. 

Palvin and Dylan are yet to confirm details of the wedding. Palvin's stylist, Marc Eram, appeared to be in attendance as he wrote on his Instagram story on Monday that he had taken a "quick trip to Budapest."

Representatives for Barbara Palvin and Marc Eram did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment. Insider could not reach representatives for Dylan Sprouse.

The wedding appeared to involve Hungarian traditions

Palvin, 29, and Dylan, 30, have been together for five years.

Speaking to Dylan's brother, Cole, in an interview for V Magazine in June, the couple confirmed they had gotten engaged in September 2022 and that they planned to get married in Hungary, where Palvin was born. However, details of the wedding location and date were kept under wraps. 

"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," Palvin told Cole.

 

"I know there was no way we would have not had a wedding in Hungary because my parents would have killed me," she added.

The couple said they would be following some Hungarian wedding traditions, including having the groomsmen "kidnap" the bride on the wedding night. The tradition involves the bridesmaids making the groom complete a number of "silly" challenges (examples could be dancing or beatboxing) to win the bride back, Palvin said. 

"It's gonna be a big event, with both of our parents meeting for the first time, too," Dylan said at the time.

"I think it's exciting for me, not only because I love the kind of historical traditions of the event, but because, Cole, we came from a very small family unit. Barbara, on the other hand, has quite a large family unit," Dylan said, addressing his brother in the interview. "They look at her like their princess and I think it's going to be a really special moment to see them all reacting to that amidst their traditions."