Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are getting married — and the lead-up to the big day is shaping up to be as epic as you’d expect. The couple are reportedly tying the knot on June 13, 2026, at two luxury venues in Watch Hill, Rhode Island: Swift’s $18 million mansion High Watch overlooking Block Island Sound, and the five-star Ocean House resort nearby.

But before the vows, there’s a bachelorette celebration in the works — and if reports are anything to go by, it’s going to be an event in itself.

Multiple bachelorette parties on the cards

According to sources, Swift’s inner circle is going all out. Her bridesmaids — including Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid, the Haim sisters (Este, Danielle and Alana), Kylie Kelce, Brittany Mahomes and childhood best friend Abigail Anderson — are reportedly planning not one but multiple bachelorette trips so that all of her closest friends can be there. Possible locations include New York City, Nashville and the Bahamas. One source close to the group said “the excitement is massive.”

One notable absentee from the reported guest list: Blake Lively — Swift’s longtime close friend who has been at the centre of her own headline-grabbing drama in recent months.

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Travis keeping it low-key

While Taylor’s send-off looks set to be a multi-destination extravaganza, Travis Kelce is reportedly going the other direction. His bachelor party is described as a “chill trip with his buddies” — a villa in the Bahamas at the end of May, with golf as the main activity. Joining him will be brother Jason Kelce and Kansas City Chiefs teammate Patrick Mahomes, among others.

The wedding itself

The couple are keeping the guest list tight — around 150 people. They’re also leaning toward live music over a traditional DJ set at the reception, which, given Swift’s ties to the music industry, feels entirely on brand. The June 13 date holds extra significance for Swifties: it’s not only a nod to Taylor’s lucky number 13, but it’s also the date she released her self-titled debut album back in 2006.

While no official confirmation has come from either camp, the details keep stacking up. One thing is certain: when Taylor Swift gets married, the whole world is going to be watching.