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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Eye June 2026 Wedding Date Amid Engagement Buzz
Wedding bells aren’t just ringing — they’re echoing with magic for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. 💍✨
According to insiders, the beloved power couple has their hearts set on June 13, 2026 for their big day — a Saturday the 13th, no less, beautifully tied to Taylor’s famously lucky number. Fans immediately went into a frenzy, calling it the most Taylor-coded wedding date imaginable. Adding to the romance? Whispers that the ceremony could unfold in luxurious, seaside Rhode Island, a place long associated with some of Swift’s most intimate and poetic moments.
The timing couldn’t be sweeter. After a romantic proposal and a cozy, love-filled holiday season, Taylor and Travis are savoring this chapter quietly, choosing intention over noise. Fresh off Taylor’s radiant appearance at Este Haim’s New Year’s Eve wedding, where she glowed like a bride-in-waiting, and with Travis locked in and focused as the NFL playoffs approach, their worlds feel perfectly aligned — love and ambition moving in harmony.
Those close to the couple say they’re planning something deeply personal yet breathtakingly elegant — an event that reflects who they are at their core. Think intimacy wrapped in luxury, heartfelt moments over spectacle, and a celebration centered on genuine love rather than headlines.
Still, that hasn’t stopped the excitement. Fans are already calling it the celebrity wedding of the decade, a modern fairy tale where music royalty meets football greatness. And while Taylor and Travis are carefully guarding their privacy, their joy is unmistakable — a quiet, steady kind of happiness that doesn’t need a spotlight to shine.
One thing is certain: when Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce say “I do,” it won’t just be a wedding. It will be a love story the world will remember. 💖✨
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