Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse seen for the first time since saying 'I do' in ... trends now
They tied the knot last week in Hungary.
Now Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse are back in the U.S. as man and wife.
The newlyweds were spotted out for the first time since their nuptials in Hollywood on Saturday evening.
Dylan, 30, placed an affectionate hand upon Barbara's back as he guided her through the crowd.
The beauty, 29, wore blue checkered trousers, a white top, chunky trainers and a pretty purse slung over her shoulder.
Newlyweds! Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse were spotted for the first time since their nuptials while out in Hollywood on Saturday evening
Her hair was styled into a fun updo, with her tresses piled up into a high ponytail that cascaded either side of her face in waves.
Dylan sported a 'Joshua Tree Wilderness' T-shirt, belted trousers, and black footwear.
The couple are back in the U.S. after tying the knot in Barbara's native Hungary, where the newlyweds married at the same church the bride's parents wed at 34 years ago.
Speaking with Vogue, the couple reflected on their engagement as they described the wedding and all the fun to be had at their reception.
The couple plan holding a larger ceremony in California in the autumn, but first exchanged vows in front of 115 guests this past Saturday a property owned by Barbara's parents called Harlekin Birtok.
'It’s gonna take some time for me to get used to being called Mrs. Sprouse,' Hungarian model Barbara said.
'Dylan’s been calling me his wife for three years now, so there's not a lot of adjusting on his end. We're excited to go back to L.A. to our pets and rest a bit—before we start planning the American wedding.'
For her special day, Barbara wore three different dresses - a custom strapless number from Vivienne Westwood, followed by a shorter dress made by Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini which she says made her 'feel like a modern princess.'
XOXO: Dylan, 30, placed an affectionate hand upon Barbara's back as he guided her through the crowd
I do! The newlyweds recently have details from their intimate wedding, including the three designer dresses the bride wore and the Hungarian traditions she honored for their special day; pictured April 2023
In keeping with Hungarian tradition, she ended the evening in a red dress that she changed into at midnight. She selected Hungarian designer MERO to create the look that would help signify her transition into wife.
'It’s called "menyecske ruha,"' Barbara explained of the tradition.
'I have to change my wedding dress at midnight, because I’m not a bride anymore, but a wife,' she added.
She wore a custom 90's inspired choker by Tiffany & Co. and pairs of Jimmy Choo footwear which coordinated with the colors of her
