Kanye West and Kim Kardashian wedding photos reportedly received offers amounting to $11 million but the newlyweds refused to sell their photos which allegedly annoyed family matriarch Kris Jenner.

If deals have been closed, Jenner would have received commission from the sales of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian wedding photos. However, the couple reportedly wants to follow the footsteps of Jay Z and Beyonce who didn't sell their wedding photographs.

"Kanye is taking a page from Jay and Bey, who own their photos," said one source to Page Six. The same source added that Jenner "very much wanted to sell the pictures" just like what Kardashian did to her wedding with former husband Kris Humphries.

When the 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' actress tied the knot with the NBA player, People magazine paid $1.5 million for the wedding photos. The magazine similarly shelled out $300,000 when it first published the two's engagement announcement.

As per reports, momager Jenner also sold exclusive photo deals for Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom's wedding.

While the newlyweds refused to sell Kanye West and Kim Kardashian wedding photos, the ceremony was still filmed for the family's reality show. It will likewise have its own television special.

Prior to her lavish wedding in Florence, Italy, baby North West's mother said that they'd be controlling what they would share although she assured the fans that they'd get their glimpse of the romantic affair.

"You will see everything leading up 'til and after!" she wrote on her Twitter page. Meanwhile, Jenner has not released a public statement regarding the couple's decision not to sell their photos.

The 'Bound 2' rapper is determined to keep his wedding photos special that he recently confessed that they had to wait for 4 days before releasing their first photo for he wanted it to appear stellar.

A day before the nuptials, renowned photographer Annie Leibovitz backed out from taking the wedding's official photos because of exhaustion. This did not stop West from making sure that Kardashian's first Instagram photo of the wedding would be perfect.

"But because Annie pulled out, I was like 'I still want my wedding photos to look like Annie Leibovitz's photos' and we sat there and worked on that photo for four days - because the flowers were off-colour and stuff like that," he said during the Cannes Lions festival.