Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are ensuring no one can ruin their big day!
The famous couple has been big on privacy regarding their wedding plans, keeping every little detail under wraps, including their wedding venue.
Sources have revealed the shocking measures they took to ensure any guest spilling the tea about their union will be caught. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will reportedly tie the knot on July 3.
According to sources with direct knowledge about Swift and Kelce’s upcoming union, the duo allegedly watermarked each wedding invite. The guest’s first and last name were repeated throughout the invitation as a security measure to catch anyone who leaked it online.
Sources explained that if a guest chose to photograph and post the invitation publicly, Swift and Kelce would be able to identify the person responsible through the watermarked invite. Their security measure to catch tattletales appeared to have worked, as there have been no leaked invites.
TMZ learned that the lovebirds began sending invitations in early spring, with many guests receiving them around April. The invites reportedly did not mention the wedding venue, only listing July 3 as the date and New York City as the location.
Madison Square Garden Remains The Most Suspected Wedding Venue
Although Swift and Kelce remain secretive about their wedding venue, many reports have highlighted Madison Square Garden as the most likely location for the July 3 affair. The outlet reported that sources had further fueled the speculations thanks to a permit request.
The permit reportedly requested that New York City close streets around Madison Square Garden from July 2 through midday July 4. The paperwork stated the street closure was a July 3 event, sparking more speculation about Swift and Kelce saying their vows in MSG.
Event planners also requested space for tents, canopies, and trucks around the arena. The wedding venue speculations continued with several members of Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs team allegedly booking rooms at the famous Marriott Marquis in Times Square for the same period.
JFK Jr.’s Former Aide Shuts Down The MSG Theories
While many believed Swift and Kelce were planning to tie the knot at MSG, one wedding planner begged to differ. RoseMarie Terenzio, who planned John F. Kennedy Jr.’s secret wedding to Carolyn Bessette nearly 30 years ago, weighed in on the wedding venue speculations.
Terenzio told “CBS Mornings” that she did not believe the famous duo was planning to say their vows at MSG. Instead, JFK Jr.’s former aide theorized that the arena was a decoy meant to distract the public from the actual wedding ceremony.
Although Terenzio did not believe the wedding would happen at MSG, she suspected Swift chose the location to plan something special for fans. “I think she has such an emotional connection to her fans and she understands that relationship so well that I think there will be something for the fans,” Terenzio said.
Did The Couple Secretly Say Their Vows?
Amid the growing speculations of Swift and Kelce’s wedding venue, The Blast shared that an industry insider had dropped a shocking perspective. The source echoed similar sentiments to Terenzio’s decoy theory, pointing out that the couple might have said their vows.
“Something this big and lavish is somewhat antithetical to what those closest to her would have imagined for her wedding,” the insider said about Swift’s preferences. “And that’s why many feel the MSG event will be a celebration of marriage that will have already occurred,” they added.
Sources from City Hall further fueled the narrative by confirming that a permit to use MSG for an event with about 100 people had been secured for July 2, presumably for a more intimate gathering. There was another permit for a larger event for July 3 with over 1,000 people in attendance.
Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce May Have Locked Down Two Music Acts
According to a recent report by The Blast, the upcoming wedding could feature performances from music legends Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw. The latter has history with the “Opalite” hitmaker, whose 2006 debut single was titled “Tim McGraw.”
As for the other iconic singer, fans began speculating he could perform at Swift and Kelce’s union following Game 4 of the NBA Finals. The soon-to-be bride appeared at Madison Square Garden wearing a top illustrated with the words “Stevie Knicks.”
Nicks and McGraw weren’t the only speculated performers, as there were rumors of a surprise performance by Beatles Legend Paul McCartney. Swift and McCartney once shared the stage during the 40th anniversary celebration of “Saturday Night Live.”
