We’ll admit it: while we’re still mildly grumbling about how many wedding guest dresses we’re expected to buy this year, we can’t stop thinking about the rumoured nuptials of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.
The sheer number of people who forwarded us their engagement announcement speaks to just how invested the world is in this celebrity romance. Despite their towering status in music, sport, and pop-culture-at-large, the pair have been surprisingly successful at keeping their relationship relatively low-key, even if they’re very clearly Down Bad for each other.
There’s a good chance we might not see every detail of their wedding plans until after it happens, and honestly? We’d quietly applaud them for that level of stealth.
For now, here’s everything we know about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding prep so far.
Who will be Taylor Swift’s bridesmaids?
If there’s one thing about Swift, it’s that she’s always been a girl’s girl. From the iconic 1989-era friend gatherings to legendary Fourth of July parties, friendship has long been part of her public story, and it’s expected that her wedding will spotlight her closest inner circle.
Selena Gomez and Gigi Hadid are widely expected to serve as bridesmaids. Swift was reportedly part of Gomez’s bridal party when she married Benny Blanco in September 2025, and Hadid was said to have been “thrilled” when Swift asked her during a dinner at New York’s Zero Bond.
Blake Lively remains one of Swift’s close confidantes, though their public appearances together have been less frequent in recent years. Sophie Turner is also generally assumed to attend, though she may choose not to take on a bridesmaid role.
And of course, Swift’s childhood best friend Abigail Anderson — the inspiration behind some of Swift’s earliest songwriting — will almost certainly be there.
On the groom’s side, Jason Kelce is widely expected to serve as best man. It wouldn’t be surprising if Swift also included Jason’s wife, Kylie Kelce, among her bridal party.
When is Taylor Swift’s wedding?
This hasn’t been officially confirmed by either Swift or Kelce, but speculation has centred on June 13, 2026.
It’s the only Saturday that falls on the 13th that year — a detail that feels almost symbolically perfect given Swift’s long obsession with the number 13.