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Harry Styles and Zoe Kravitz are reportedly looking at wedding venues in New Orleans, two months after getting engaged.

Zoe lived in New Orleans with her rocker father Lenny when she was a teenager having been with her mother Lisa Bonet in Los Angeles until she was 11.

And pals close to the couple say they think the Louisiana city is the perfect spot to say I Do.

A source told The Sun: 'Harry and Zoe might have a string of celebrity friends and a Hollywood lifestyle but their wedding won't be like that. 

'They're a cool couple and want something unique. Zoe's family ties to New Orleans, plus the town's musical history, is making it a front runner and they've told pals that they're looking at options for holding their big day there.'

The Daily Mail has contacted Harry and Zoe's representatives for a comment. 

The couple enjoyed a precious few hours off from his record-breaking Wembley Stadium residency on Thursday with a romantic picnic.

The singer, 32, headed to Hampstead Heath in north London with his fiancee Zoe to enjoy the soaring temperatures in the UK.

The al fresco date came just a day before Harry worried fans when he choked on water on stage before collapsing to the ground while performing during the heatwave on Friday night.

On Friday, the UK record for the hottest day in June was broken for a third day in a row, with temperatures reaching 37.5C in London.

In a clip posted to TikTok, the singer could be seen blowing water out of his mouth for his famous 'whale' spit before visibly choking.

Harry was then captured falling to the floor while he continued to choke for a few seconds.

Thankfully the star managed to get back up, but the audience at Wembley was left worried. 

One concertgoer told the Daily Mail: ‘As Harry ran down the stage for the final time in preparation for his famous whale, he sprayed the crowd before he then started to cough. 

'Managing to suppress his chokes, he performed the whale before falling to the floor, where he lay on his back and continued to cough and splutter. It was quite worrying, but he quickly got up to continue with the gig.’

Commenting on the heat at the concert, they added: 'After the first two songs, he took off his jacket and his shirt was already soaked with sweat, and he was like, "Oh god look at that! I’ve only done two songs!"