Kim Kardashian & Kanye West Wedding: Guests’ Phones Are Banned

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian’s wedding is becoming as secretive as a CIA operation. Guests will have to sign a confidentiality agreement and hand over their cell phones in an effort to prevent any unauthorized photos or videos from being leaked to the public. Say what?

You would think Kanye West, 36, and Kim Kardashian, 33, are filming their wedding for a TV special, because the two have gone through great lengths to ensure that not one word, photo, or bit of video will be published without their authorization, a source revealed to Celebritywatchdog.

Kanye West & Kim Kardashian Wedding: Forcing Guests To Sign Confidentiality Agreements

Fans are going to have to wait until Kim and Kanye are ready to release any photos or videos from their star-packed wedding event. Guests who attend will be forced to sign a strict confidentiality agreement as well as hand over their cell phones to ensure no images are leaked.
“Guests will have to go through extensive security, even most of Kim and Kanye’s celebrity friends,” the source said.
The wedding is scheduled to take place at Chateau d’Usse, in Paris on May 24. The power-couple do not want a repeat of Kanye’s marriage proposal to Kim, which was leaked online by YouTube co-founder, Chad Hurley.

“Mobile devices will be held at a secure location and if someone needs to use [it] during the festivities — accommodations will be made,” the source said. “This is all designed to discourage guests from using their phones.”
If someone violates the terms of the contract, they will likely be sued, the insider added.