Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s highly anticipated wedding celebration has become the talk of the town. Meanwhile, fresh reports suggest new activity is unfolding at Swift’s Watch Hill mansion in Rhode Island, adding to the growing buzz surrounding their wedding venue.
What’s happening near Taylor Swift’s home in Rhode Island that’s causing this buzz?
According to photos taken by TMZa large white tent was set up next to the Ocean House, which is rumored to be the location Swift is considering for her wedding.
According to sources cited by electrical outleta wedding is planned for Saturday (June 20) at Ocean House. It remains unclear if the event is connected to Swift’s wedding plans. TMZ further states that a permit was issued for a tent at the venue. According to the permit, the event is expected to host 220 guests. However, the permit was issued under the name D & G Wedding.
Multiple outlets previously reported that Swift and Kelce are set to exchange vows on July 3 at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. However, Swift and Kelce have not publicly confirmed any wedding date, venue or ceremony details.
Photos and videos has shown guests gathering at the pop singer’s Rhode Island mansion. One photo showed Abigail Anderson Berard, the bride’s closest childhood friend, carrying her nearly two-year-old child on the property’s back deck.
For their wedding, the couple are reportedly hand-picking their guest list, opting for a tight-knit circle rather than a big celebrity-filled party. The sun reports that Swift’s close friend Gigi Hadid will likely be one of her bridesmaids, along with Selena Gomez and the Haim sisters.
Romance rumors between Swift and Kelce, both 36, began in the summer of 2023 after he talked about her on his New Heights podcast. On August 26, 2025, Swift announced her engagement. In one Instagram postsshe shared a series of photos said to have been taken in the backyard of Kelce’s home in Kansas City, writing, “Your English teacher and gym teacher are getting married.”
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