Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are easing into wedding planning, and part of it includes the bachelorette party. The couple is reportedly keeping it fun, low-stress, and private. As of now, they are lining up the next steps, from a planner to possible party plans, while working around Swift’s album rollout and Kelce’s NFL season.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ‘to go all-out’ on bachelor and bachelorette parties, per source
The internet is excited about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s bachelorette party and wedding ceremony. An exclusive report from Radar Online claims that Swift wants the planning to be shared between the couple. A source told the tabloid, “Taylor doesn’t want to make their wedding all about her.” They continued, “This is a joint venture.” The insider added that the pair will bring in a professional to manage logistics, stating, “Taylor wants it to be stress-free and fun.”
Unsurprisingly, privacy will be tight wherever they wed. Rumors point to her Rhode Island property as a contender, but nothing is set. The source says Swift will avoid a spectacle and may require NDAs for staff, while guest count will be selective despite huge interest. “A lot of people are hoping for an invitation, but Taylor and Travis want to keep the guest list relatively short,” the source explained.
Security and confidentiality will be the couple’s top priorities. According to the source, “Taylor and Travis are enjoying the engagement phase,” and there’s no rush to pick a date.
As for a bachelor party, Kelce joked on his “New Heights” podcast, “Bachelor party, man, how do you even know there’s a bachelor party coming?” Still, the insider told Radar Online the parties are likely on, claiming, “Taylor and Travis have told each other to go all-out.” They added, “She trusts him. He’s already talking about going to Vegas with the guys, while she’s suggesting something low-key with her pals.”
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding plan is thus simple. It will be a celebration built for them, with tight security, a small guest list, and a space for both to enjoy the process.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on RealityTea.
