Wedding Plans for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce: What We Know So Far

Neither Swift nor Kelce have publicly confirmed specific wedding details, though public officials, media reports, and event activities have prompted widespread speculation since their engagement announcement in August 2024.

Engagement and Public Statements

Swift and Kelce announced their engagement in August 2024 after dating since 2023. In an October interview on Heart Radio, Swift stated that she had not thought about wedding details until meeting Kelce.

During a recent episode of the "New Heights" podcast, Kelce responded to a comment from golfer Rory McIlroy about hosting the Masters Champions Dinner by saying, "I can't wait."

Venue and Location Reports

Multiple venues have been cited in reports regarding the wedding:

Madison Square Garden, New York City

Several sources, including TMZ and Page Six, have reported that the wedding is scheduled for July 3 at Madison Square Garden. Reports indicate no events are scheduled at the venue on that date. One source stated that approximately 1,000 guests are expected, with the wedding spanning multiple days including a rehearsal dinner on July 2 with about 100 attendees. Another report indicated about 150 guests, according to Us Weekly. Watermarked invitations have reportedly been issued to prevent leaks.

Rhode Island

TMZ reported activity around Swift's Rhode Island beach house and the nearby Ocean House hotel, including the construction of a white tent and a wooden floor. A permit for the tent reportedly listed 220 guests for a "D & G wedding" and a fireworks display. Previous fireworks plans for June 13 were reportedly canceled. Armed guards were observed outside Swift's property, and a woman identified as Swift's friend Abigail Anderson Berard was seen on the balcony.

New York City Combined Venue

Some reports suggest Madison Square Garden could host a reception, with a more intimate ceremony elsewhere.

Official Statements

"We are so excited to welcome the world here." — New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani

Mayor Mamdani publicly referenced a potential wedding during a press conference about FIFA World Cup security. He stated he had not received an invitation and would not attend, but wished the couple well. A city official said Mamdani's comments were based on a TMZ report.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch earlier mentioned the wedding at a budget hearing but immediately followed by stating she was kidding. Former Mayor Eric Adams also referenced Swift's wedding in a statement about upcoming city events.

Security and Street Closures

Reports indicate that the NYPD will close West 31st Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues in New York City all day on July 3. A secure reception tent is planned to allow guests to enter away from public view.

Taxpayer-funded security and traffic control will be provided, according to reports. The event is reportedly sponsored and approved by New York City's Street Activity Permit Office.

Performances and Guest List

Reports indicate performances by Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw. Selena Gomez and Gigi Hadid are reportedly part of the bridal party, according to Us Weekly. Swift's dress design was inspired by Elizabeth Taylor.

Recent Public Appearances

Swift performed at the "Tight Ends and Friends Concert," part of the Tight End University training camp event in Nashville, Tennessee, on Tuesday night. The event was founded by Kelce, George Kittle, and Greg Olsen.

Swift performed with country musician Lainey Wilson, closing with Swift's song "Love Story." Swift stated the song request came from Kittle. Other performers included Dan and Shay and Chase Rice. This marks Swift's second appearance at Tight End University, following a 2023 performance of "Shake It Off" at an afterparty.

Kittle commented on Swift's participation, stating she is "just such an awesome person to give us her time this close to their wedding."

Kelce was seen in Los Angeles for a night out, which some reports suggested could have been a bachelor party.

Additional Event Details

The wedding date would coincide with the United States' 250th birthday celebrations, with Times Square scheduled to host a ball drop event.