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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have a major rule for wedding guests.
While chatting with ExtraTV at the Tight Ends & Friends Concert Presented by Sports Illustrated and Reese’s in Nashville on Tuesday, June 23, George Kittle confirmed that he was invited to Swift and Kelce’s upcoming wedding, and that he plans on breaking one of their wedding rules.
“They said absolutely no gifts. But I was thinking, Travis, for some reason, really likes old coins, so I might get him an old coin,” the San Francisco 49ers tight end said, joking, “Sounds expensive, too.”
Kittle, 32, added that his one wedding wish for Tight End University co-founder Kelce, 36, and the “Bad Blood” singer, 36, is that they “have so much fun with all of the events.”
On the opening night of the annual three-day training camp — which included surprise performances from Swift, Dan + Shay, Lainey Wilson and Chase Rice — Kittle also caught up with PEOPLE. During the conversation, the NFL star said he was grateful that Swift made time to attend amid her and Kelce’s wedding plans.“She’s just such an awesome person to give us her time this close to their wedding,” he said. “So we’re just so thankful that they’re here.”
Swift and Kelce announced their engagement in August 2025, and are rumoured to be tying the knot this summer.
Ahead of their highly anticipated wedding, the soon-to-be bride and groom were both spotted separately celebrating with their closest friends this past week.
The 14-time Grammy winner appeared to spend a girls’ weekend in Rhode Island, where her longtime friend Abigail Anderson and other pals were seen at Swift’s Watch Hill mansion, per TMZ.
Meanwhile, Kelce was spotted around California with his rumored bachelor party, with stops at The Bird Streets Club, a Chris Lake concert, Barney’s Beanery and a NASCAR race at Naval Base Coronado.
His older brother, Jason, 38, former Kansas City Chiefs teammate Ross Travis, 33, comedian Druski, 31, Kansas City Chiefs teammate Patrick Mahomes, 30, and Swift’s brother, Austin, 34, were among the group of men celebrating.—People.
