Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are rethinking their wedding plans, eyeing a chic venue in Tennessee and considering hosting a private island affair, Page Six is told.
Sources say the couple, who got engaged in August, is going over the guest list and realizing they may want to invite a lot more people than they initially thought.
Kelce, 36, is still close with many of his childhood friends from Cleveland, Ohio, plus he has a lot of teammates and NFL pals. Swift, 35, has a plethora of music industry friends of her own.
As we previously reported, the original plan was to host an intimate wedding in Rhode Island next summer. The US Sun later reported the ceremony would be held at the pop superstar’s mansion, but that might not be a realistic venue.
We’re told Swift and the football player are contemplating keeping the Rhode Island plans and hosting a second wedding elsewhere.
Ocean House Hotel in Watch Hill, located right next door to her estate, may be involved in some capacity, according to our sources.
However, we’re also told the pair is mulling over scrapping that idea altogether and going “all out” at a totally different venue that can accommodate more attendees.
Our sources say that among the possible backdrops is Blackberry Farm in Tennessee.
The luxury resort sits on a 4,200-acre estate tucked into the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, offering up a rustic vibe. Weddings at the charming spot have been featured in Vogue, Brides and Martha Stewart.
Notably, Swift has a home in Nashville.
The duo is also toying with the idea of an international affair, we’re told.
Our sources say Swift and Kelce are considering a private island like Necker in the British Virgin Islands, which is owned by English business magnate Richard Branson, whose grandchildren are fans of the musician.
However, given that Necker’s size might still be an issue, we’re told that another private island elsewhere in the Caribbean is also on the table.
Reps for Swift and Kelce did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
