The Sprouse twins wore translation headphones to overcome the language barrier at Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin's wedding in Hungary

• The Sprouse twins used translation headphones at Dylan's recent wedding to Barbara Palvin.

• Photos from the nuptials show both Cole and Dylan wearing black headphones.

• According to a Vogue Germany TikTok, Dylan was "nervous" to speak Hungarian in front of the guests.

A language barrier was no match for the Sprouse twins at Dylan's wedding to model Barbara Palvin.

Cole and Dylan, 30, were photographed wearing black headphones throughout the festivities, which took place on July 15 in the countryside outside Budapest in Palvin's native Hungary.

The photos, shared by Vogue, sparked brief confusion on social media with some fans asking why the twins would be using headphones at the wedding.

However, a TikTok shared by Vogue Germany on Saturday provided an answer.

The caption of the post noted that the twins were wearing translation headphones, which likely helped the two Americans communicate with the non-English speaking guests at Dylan and Palvin's wedding, hosted at a church in Albertirsa.

A civil ceremony and reception later took place at Harlekin Birtok, a property owned by Palvin's parents that doubles as a wedding venue, Vogue reported.

The TikTok, which included a compilation of photos from the wedding, also included a short message from Dylan.

"I had to speak Hungarian in front of everyone," he wrote. "And I was so nervous, but Barbara helped me all the way."

The sweet video, set to Adele's "Make You Feel My Love," has received more than 5 million views.

Palvin, a former Victoria's Secret Angel, also paid tribute to her Hungarian roots by incorporating one of the country's wedding traditions into her big day.

While she wore an off-white gown with a corset bodice and thin straps by Vivienne Westwood for the main ceremony and later a custom-made Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini dress for the the first part of the reception, her third and final outfit was a scarlet ballerina-like dress.

Speaking to Vogue, Palvin, 29, said it's Hungarian tradition for brides to change out of their wedding gowns at midnight as then it's no longer considered their wedding day.

"I have to change my wedding dress at midnight because I'm not a bride anymore but a wife," she said in a caption of a photo published by Vogue.

"There was no question — I had to wear a Hungarian designer for this one, so I chose Mero," Palvin said. "They created the dress of my dreams. It was sexy and sweet but also comfortable — exactly what I wanted."

Elsewhere in the interview, the couple, who have been together since 2018, confirmed they plan to host another wedding ceremony in the US.

"We're excited to go back to LA to our pets and rest a bit — before we start planning the American wedding," Palvin said.

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