Swifties are eagerly waiting for Taylor Swift to announce her wedding venue. But it seems the singer is keeping it a hush-hush affair by not revealing anything so far. However, sources have revealed two possible locations for the singer’s wedding with fiancé Travis Kelce. Along with it, they even claimed that the singer has reportedly asked another couple to shift their wedding date so that she could exchange vows with Kelce on the chosen lavish property.
Taylor Swift has reportedly asked a couple to shift their wedding date
It seems Taylor Swift knows how to get things done her way. According to the Daily Mail, the singer and her fiance Travis Kelce have booked an exclusive venue in Rhode Island. But it seems they were not the only ones who had their eyes set on the venue. Another couple had also booked the same place for their wedding on June 13, 2026.
However, instead of looking for another venue, the singer reportedly has asked a soon-to-be married couple to change their wedding date so that she and Kelce can walk down the aisle at the location on the same date.
And for this, the 35-year-old singer is ready to pay for the couple’s entire wedding cost, which is more than $150,000. Additionally, Swift is also willing to fund their honeymoon as well.
As per the sources, “The Life of a Showgirl” songstress has set her eyes on the exclusive Breakers in Newport. The 70-room ‘cottage’ was completed in 1895 by Cornelius Vanderbilt II. The mansion, worth $500million, is about 40 miles from Swift’s holiday home, High Watch in Westerly.
However, some sources say differently. They claim that Swift has selected the Ocean House Hotel as her venue, instead, as it is closer to her mansion.
However, spokesman Gary Ruff at the Preservation Society of Newport County denied any such rumors. “Taylor Swift is not getting married at the Breakers,’ or any other property the society runs.”
Even Ocean House spokespersons have echoed the same. They said, “Ocean House would not and is not allowing another party or entity to buy a wedding group out of a contracted wedding date.”
