Harry Styles and Zoe Kravitz are planning an intimate wedding ceremony for close family and friends, followed by a large party featuring live music.
The couple, who revealed their engagement in April following an eight-month romance, are taking a relaxed approach to wedding planning despite their busy work schedules.
Reports indicate that Styles and Kravitz are hoping to tie the knot in the United Kingdom around Christmas time. However, they have also discussed the possibility of holding a second ceremony in New York.
A source told People magazine that Kravitz would want to host a celebration in New York because of her father, rock musician Lenny Kravitz, who resides in downtown Manhattan. The insider suggested the couple could hold one wedding in London and another in New York, with Fouquet's Hotel in Manhattan mentioned as a potential venue.
Another insider revealed that Kravitz has been weighing different options for the big day, ranging from an intimate ceremony or elopement to a larger celebration with friends and family. A source told The Sun that Kravitz has discussed potential European destinations such as Paris or the French Riviera, imagining a full-day celebration with stunning outfits and abundant flowers.
Wedding planning and venue choices
Sources speaking to People emphasized that live music is a central priority for the couple. An insider explained that Styles and Kravitz care most about having their loved ones around them and are focused on creating a fun and beautiful experience rather than getting caught up in rigid wedding details.
Representatives for Styles and Kravitz have been contacted by the Daily Mail for comment regarding the wedding reports.
Styles, 32, first rose to fame in 2010 as a member of the record-breaking boy band One Direction before establishing a successful solo career as a pop singer and actor. Kravitz, an American actress, director, and model, was seen wearing a large diamond ring on her wedding finger after news of their engagement broke in April.
The wedding plans follow a major milestone in Styles's music career as he celebrates the release of his fourth studio album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, with an extensive international concert tour.
Wembley residency and world tour
Styles recently made history in London by completing a 12-night residency at Wembley Stadium, setting the record for the longest residency by a solo artist at the iconic stadium. Canadian country music star Shania Twain joined Styles as the support act throughout the entire London run.
During the Wembley performances, Styles entertained fans with a setlist combining established solo hits such as Golden, Adore You, and Music For A Sushi Restaurant alongside new tracks from his latest album, including Dance No More, Aperture, and Are You Listening Yet?
The London concerts drew praise from both fans and critics. Writing for the Daily Mail, music critic Adrian Thrills gave the opening night a four-star review, calling it a triumphant and emotional performance that demonstrated Styles's evolution into a global pop star since his debut with One Direction.
Styles previously announced his Together, Together global residency tour at the start of the year. The ambitious tour schedule comprises 50 shows across seven major cities between May and December 2026, including stops in Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, Melbourne, Sydney, and a 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
