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A celebrity wedding planner is setting the record straight on rumors surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's supposed wedding plans.
Speculation recently spread online claiming that the couple, both 36, would tie the knot on June 13 at the Ocean House, a luxury seaside resort in Westerly, Rhode Island. However, renowned wedding planner Tara Guérard has firmly denied those claims.
The rumors gained traction after Wedding Chicks shared an Instagram post detailing alleged information about the couple's wedding date, location, and even possible bridal party members. The post suggested that June 13 was chosen because of Swift's well-known association with the number 13 and its timing during the NFL offseason. It also pointed to Rhode Island as a likely venue due to Swift's personal ties to the area.
Guérard responded directly in the comments, clarifying that the information was incorrect. She revealed that she is already booked to plan a different wedding at the Ocean House on that exact date, making it impossible for Swift to be the bride there. Her response quickly gained attention, effectively shutting down the circulating claims.
As the owner and creative director of Tara Guérard Soirée, Guérard is a highly respected figure in the wedding industry and was recognized by Vogue as one of the top planners in the United States. Her statement added credibility to the dismissal of the rumors, which had been widely shared across social media.
The Ocean House itself is known for its exclusivity and elegance, making it a believable choice for a high-profile wedding. Still, the planner's clarification makes it clear that the venue will not be hosting Swift and Kelce's ceremony on the rumored date.
Since the couple confirmed their engagement in August, fans have continued to speculate about when and where they might get married. Neither Swift nor Kelce has publicly addressed the ongoing rumors.
According to a previous report, the couple is expected to keep their wedding plans private. A source indicated that the event will likely be intimate, attended only by close friends and family, rather than a large public spectacle.
