Taylor Swift Travis Kelce has invented a unique way to invite friends among Wedding leaked. Swift is all set to marry Kelsey this summer, and the media is already gathering details ahead of the highly anticipated event. Looks like Swift came up with the brilliant idea of inviting her friends over and also making sure the media doesn’t get wind of it.
Taylor Swift will reportedly call and invite friends
Taylor Swift Travis Kelce’s wedding will reportedly invite friends over the phone amid leaks. according to tmzThe pop icon has been working hard to ensure that details related to the wedding are kept under wraps to avoid any possible leaks.
According to the outlet, Swift is personally calling and inviting some friends over, while her team is handling the rest. A-list guests are being asked to keep their summer schedules flexible and not discuss details in the media.
according to page sixAccording to the exclusive report, Swift and Kels are set to get married on July 3 in New York City. Not only this, he has also reportedly sent “save-the-date” cards. Various media reports suggested that the couple had initially planned to marry her on June 13. Rhode Island Property.
However, they reportedly changed their plans to include more guests and will now get married at their lavish New York City home. Rob Shutter said fox 5 new york“Give it to me. It’s not one of those big fancy hotels, nor the Botanical Gardens. It’s not Macy’s. It’s in her own apartment. So, I’m told, a street in Soho downtown will probably be cordoned off, and the wedding will take place there.”
Furthermore, he informed that the couple has specifically requested the guests not to give any gifts. Instead, Kelce and Swift have urged fans to donate to their favorite charities.
Additionally, the shutterbugs also revealed that Swift’s luxurious New York apartment can accommodate all the guests. He said, “Yes, don’t be fooled. It looks like a small apartment from the outside. He’s bought four apartments in that building and broken them up into a huge complex.”
Originally reported by Anvay Mane Mandatory