Travis Kelce And Taylor Swift’s Wedding Date Is Revealed

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Travis Kelce And Taylor Swift’s Wedding Date Is Revealed

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Travis Kelce and superstar singer Taylor Swift practically broke the internet when their romance became public in 2023.

Fans could not get enough of the couple meeting up at her Eras tour stops or at Chiefs games.

The fairy tale continued when his Chiefs won the Super Bowl in February 2024.

Though the fury has simmered down for now, that is believed to be a temporary situation as the pair’s wedding date has been revealed.

When Is The Kelce-Swift Wedding Happening?

It should come as no surprise that the Kelce-Swift wedding is happening on the 13th day of a 2026 month. Swift has an affinity for the number 13. She was born on December 13 and often calls 13 her lucky number.

The other unsurprising part of it is that it is happening well after the 2025 football season concludes.

Though Kelce’s Chiefs are hanging on by a fingernail to make the playoffs, it has become a safe assumption in recent years that the Chiefs would be busy playing football through the month of January.

The wedding date is June 13, 2026.

The couple will likely try to be as private as possible about the plans and details. It may be impossible because this will be the wedding of the year.

The New York Post reports there may be two ceremonies. One could be in Rhode Island, and another could be in Tennessee.

Will Travis Kelce Play In 2026?

Aside from the wedding intrigue, fans wonder about Kelce’s football plans.

He will be a free agent after the 2025 season, and the 36-year-old may consider retirement.

Kelce is a future Hall-of-Famer who has accomplished the important milestones in his career including winning three Super Bowl championships.