Harry Styles releases new wedding-themed music video amid his engagement to Zoe Kravitz as he says: 'it's a love song about how special something can be - and not everything has to last forever for it to be special'

Harry Styles has released a wedding-themed music video for his new single Coming Up Roses following his engagement to Zoe Kravitz.

The singer, 32, stars in the visual accompaniment to his song where he dances with a series of people, including the bride, at a wedding which has gone awry.

The song focuses on the impermanence of love and how it can 'still be special', which appears to be represented by Harry dancing with several different men and women.

Fans have speculated that the track is about Harry's relationship with Olivia Wilde, who he dated for two years, taking his comments about learning from past relationships as a possible clue.

The video is set in a slightly surreal, old-fashioned dance hall, and includes an eccentric group of people, including a man in a neck brace, dancing together.

The bride and the mismatched dance partners could suggest that relationships rarely unfold as perfectly as we imagine.

The dancers initially struggle, but the group gradually finds its rhythm. That can be read as a metaphor for people learning how to understand one another.

The video reunites Harry with directing duo Bradley & Pablo, who previously worked with him on Watermelon Sugar and Late Night Talking.

Coming Up Roses is the contrast between the song's emotional sound and the video's unusual visual world.

The track is a piano-and-strings ballad from Harry's fourth solo album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., released on 6 March 2026. 

It was produced by his longtime collaborator Kid Harpoon, with orchestral arrangements by Jules Buckley.

Coming Up Roses follows dance track Aperture, the classic pop of American Girls, and the sweat-drenched Dance No More.

Speaking to Zane Lowe earlier this year, Harry told the DJ: 'Coming Up Roses started as an earnest, though short-lived, attempt at writing a Christmas song.

'That lasted two lines. I started it and then it kind of just wrote itself and I was like, oh, this has nothing to do with Christmas. For me, it is a love song about how special something can be, and not everything has to last forever in order for it to be special.'

It comes after the former One Direction star received a public apology from an autograph hunter he had a heated exchange with in New York last week.

The man, named Giovanni, shared a statement via Instagram on Friday and took 'full responsibility' for the encounter after Harry was seen looking aggravated during their confrontation.

In photos, Giovanni held a stack of records for the star to sign.

After the argument, during which they pointed in each other's faces, he pursued Harry and his bodyguard through the Big Apple's streets. 

Later, the influencer insisted Harry 'did not lose his cool' as he apologized to the singer for being 'out of line.'

'Harry didn't lose his cool, I did. He stayed calm and even helped calm me down,' the autograph hunter said in a statement.

Harry and Zoe engagement was revealed earlier this year when Kravitz was pictured with an enormous diamond ring on her wedding finger. They were first spotted holding hands in August 2025.

That September they were pictured out with the YSL ambassador's rockstar dad, Lenny Kravitz, suggesting their relationship was getting serious.

Harry is currently performing a 30-night residency in New York's Madison Square Garden. It began on August 26, and dates run through October 31.

In mid September, a fan captured Zoe and her father in the audience, dancing along to the former One Direction singer's production. 

Sources have told People magazine that the actress and singer are hoping to tie the knot in a small ceremony, before celebrating with a 'big party' and 'live music.'

An insider said that while Zoe and Harry are very 'involved' with their respective work schedules, they are taking a very 'laid-back' approach when it comes to planning their wedding.

It was previously reported the couple are hoping to marry in the UK 'around Christmas time' but have also mulled over the idea of having a second ceremony in New York.

A source said: 'Zoë and Harry want to have live music – that's a big part of the wedding for them. Other than that, they really care most about having their loved ones around and partying with those close to them.'

Zoe was previously engaged to actor Channing Tatum, but they ended their relationship in October 2024.

And she was married to actor Karl Glusman from June 2019 to December 2020.

Meanwhile, Harry has previously romanced the likes of Taylor Swift, Emily Ratajkowski, Taylor Roth and Olivia Wilde.

He famously dated Olivia for nearly two years before they split in November 2022.

It came after the Booksmart director, 42, cast the pop star in her film Don't Worry Darling in late 2020.

While promoting his new album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, Harry said he had to have a 'real, honest conversation' with himself about his future.

Speaking with Apple Music's Zane Lowe in March, the Watermelon Sugar hitmaker reflected on the 'loneliness' of fame and taking a three-year hiatus from music to reevaluate what he really wants in life.

'I think I had a real honest conversation with myself about, OK, in five years, what do I want my life to look like? And then how do I make changes to aim at that?' he shared. 'I want to be fulfilled, and I want to be in great relationships with people. I want to have great friendships with people. I want a family. I want these things.'