HARRY Styles and Zoe Kravitz are reportedly considering New Orleans as the venue for their wedding following their engagement in April.
Sources claim the couple has been quietly exploring venues in the Louisiana city, known for its rich musical heritage and personal ties to Kravitz’s family.
According to a source quoted by The Sun, the pair are keen to avoid a typical celebrity-style wedding.
“Harry and Zoe might have a string of celebrity friends and a Hollywood lifestyle, but their wedding won’t be like that,” the insider said.
“They’re a cool couple and want something unique.” New Orleans has emerged as a leading contender, partly because of Kravitz’s connection to the city.
Her father, musician Lenny Kravitz, bought his first home there in 1994 — a historic Creole cottage on Dauphine Street that he later renovated before it was sold in 2012.
The source said the couple had already shared their interest in the city with close friends.
“Zoe’s family ties to New Orleans, plus the town’s musical history, are making it a frontrunner,” the insider said, adding that they are reviewing options for their “big day”.
However, a separate report by People in May suggested wedding planning is not yet a priority, with an insider saying the couple are focused on enjoying their relationship rather than rushing into preparations.
After Kravitz attended the opening night of Styles’ ‘Together Together’ tour in Amsterdam, the source said she was excited to support him and enjoys seeing him perform live.
The insider added that Kravitz is “happy, but pretty low-key about the engagement” and “isn’t talking about a wedding at all”. Styles, 32, has previously spoken about wanting to settle down.
In a March interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music, he said, “In five years, what do I want my life to look like?
I want to be fulfilled. I want a family.”
He also revealed that his song ‘American Girls’ was inspired by watching close friends get married, adding that finding the right person involves “uncertainty” and “risk”, but ultimately leads to something “truly fulfilling”.
