Kim Kardashian to wed Kanye West in ‘televised multi-million dollar wedding this June on the outskirts of Paris

 Kim Kardashian has always dreamed of being a June bride and now it appears she’s getting her wish.

The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star is said to be planning a wedding extravaganza in France that will be televised for the show – and won’t cost her a cent.

 Kim, 33, persuaded her camera-shy fiance Kanye West to let the cameras in on their special day because E! will pay for most of the expenses, RadarOnline is reporting.
‘Kim and Kanye have narrowed down the wedding location, which is being kept a secret at this point. It will be on the outskirts of Paris.’
‘We will be getting married this summer, hopefully, in Paris,’ Kim told Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday. ‘We love it there.’

The mother-of-one is being both romantic and practical, as E! staffers will also take of pesky issues such as security such as removing cell phones from guests and other logistics. 
This isn’t the first time the reality star has benefitted financially from a wedding – her August 2011 nuptials to second husband Kris Humphries became a four-hour, two-part special on E!, for which the couple reportedly were paid $15 million. 
‘Even though Kim’s marriage to Kris was a disaster, she was very happy with how the wedding and reception turned out,’ the source said.

Palace fit for a queen: The reality star really wanted to get married at the Palace Of Versailles on the outskirts of Paris but palace officials apparently told her no
‘Both Kim and Kanye have very high expectations for their wedding. It will be an over-the-top affair and there will be pre-wedding festivities leading up to the big day for their guests. It’ll be like a festival.’
Kim has yearned to have the ‘festival’ take place at the Palace Of Versailles, a symbol of absolute monarchy in France, not to mention the former home of Marie Antoinette.
‘Kim and Kanye really wanted to get married at Versailles and were both hoping to persuade officials during their visit there… ultimately it backfired. It was still a firm no.
‘The couple is looking for something grand, but something that can offer privacy and security.’