Insider Claims Zoë Kravitz And Harry Styles Have A Major Request For Their Nuptials: ‘That’s A Big Part Of The Wedding’
The couple want a small ceremony followed by larger celebrations with live music and dancing, according to a source.
- Harry Styles and Kravitz are quietly planning an intimate wedding following their engagement earlier this year, taking a "laid-back" approach to the ceremony.
- The pair celebrated their first anniversary last month after sparking dating rumors in August 2025; Styles felt ready to propose eight months into dating, with sources calling the relationship "very serious."
- Expect a small, intimate ceremony followed by "big parties" with live music and dancing; the couple is "not very fussy when it comes to wedding details."
- Styles recently began a 30-show residency at Madison Square Garden for his Together Tour, where Kravitz was spotted dancing in the crowd at his opening night performance last week.
- Sources describe the pair as a "strong unit" whose personalities and lifestyles match well, thriving while they prioritize time together despite their busy, creative schedules.
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The couple seeks to prioritize an intimate experience surrounded by their loved ones, with parties where music and dance are the real protagonists
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Inside Harry Styles, Zoë Kravitz's laid-back approach to wedding planning
Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz are planning an intimate wedding ceremony.But they're leaning into something much livelier for the celebrations that follow, big parties, music and dancing, a source tells PEOPLE...
According to a source, the actress and singer want the ceremony to be private and followed by a big party.
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