Benedict Cumberbatch invited friends Tom Hiddleston and Martin Freeman to his "magical" wedding in the Isle Of Wight last Saturday. However, one of the main questions is who he chose as best man?

The Oscar nominated actor had a chance to play the best man at his "Sherlock" co-star's onscreen wedding. Did he return the favor and have Freeman by his side at the altar as he waited for Sophie Hunter?

According to Daily Mail, it seems that Cumberbatch could have chosen another of his actor buddy to become his best man.

Prompted by the area's "curious back story," many reportedly believe that the Mottistone Manor was important for the "War Horse" co-stars.

The manor was where Joey, the cavalry horse that the said movie was based off of, retired until he died in 1941.

The publication believes that Cumberbatch could be leaving a hint that Hiddleston was actually his best man. Additionally, the two international actors are also known to be quite close to each other.

The "Thor" star even nominated "The Imitation Game" star for the Ice Bucket Challenge last year.

In contrast to Benedict Cumberbatch's still unanswered choice between Tom Hiddleston and Martin Freeman, some details of the wedding were recently revealed.

It was revealed that the couple chose Frank Sinatra's romantic hit, "My Funny Valentine" as their wedding song.

"The Bluebird" by Mary Colridge was read as Sophie Hunter walked down the aisle in the 12th century St. Peter and St. Paul Church in a "traditional white dress."

They left the church in a classic grey Jaguar and had the reception at the Mottistone Manor. According to Daily Mail, the "Sherlock" star also booked the 600-year-old The Sun Inn in Hulverstone for lunch the next day.

The couple reportedly spent a couple more days in the Isle of Wight for a short honeymoon before flying to Los Angeles to attend the 2015 Oscar Awards this Sunday.

Who do you think Benedict Cumberbatch chose between Tom Hiddleston and Martin Freeman as his best man?