Kim Kardashian, Kanye West wedding date: May 24 big day for star couple? Paris possible location; Kim wants to keep it 'intimate'

Kris Jenner may need to go hat shopping soon if headlines reporting a May 24 wedding for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are to be believed. 

One of the biggest couples in the world of celebrities have reportedly decided on the date for their big day, according to UsWeekly.

It'll be the second time down the aisle for Kim after her notorious split from first husband Kris Humphries after just 72 days.

She'll no doubt be hoping that this time round, she's got it right, as she and Kanye are doting parents to gorgeous baby daughter North. 

The couple have been engaged for seven months after the Yeezus singer popped the question to Kim in San Francisco - complete with 15-carat diamond engagement ring.

The magazine reports they are considering Paris, a city they have made several visits to in the last year.

Most recently, Kanye was at the Givenchy show for Kendall Jenner's turn down the fashion runway.

And while her first wedding to Kris Humphries was something of an extravaganza and recorded live for Keeping Up With The Kardashians, it seems this time round the reality TV star wants it to be much more focused on close friends and family.

Last month she said during a segment with Ryan Seacrest on KIIS FM radio that the couple were going to be having a "super, super small, intimate wedding".

"As we go along, we're realising we want it to be smaller and more intimate than people are imagining and thinking," she said. 

Although that doesn't mean the venue needs to be small - UsWeekly is reporting that the power couple have also checked out the Chateau d'Usse, near Tours in the west. 

Back in January the Palace of Versailles tweeted that Kim and Kanye had in fact visited but confirmed that "they are not planning their wedding at the Palace".

Wherever they decide to have it, their daughter is going to be right there with them.

A source told UsWeekly: "North will have a large role in the wedding."

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