Who Is on Taylor Swift’s Wedding Guest List? Here’s What We Know

Reported by Vogue.

The guest list for Taylor Swift's wedding is shaping up to be less curated event, more cultural moment — and the speculation alone has broken the internet several times over. According to Vogue, while nothing has been officially confirmed, the rumored roster reads like a collision of pop culture, NFL royalty, and actual royalty.

The expected attendees include Swift's ride-or-die inner circle: Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid, the Haim sisters, Zoë Kravitz, Emma Stone, Sabrina Carpenter, Gracie Abrams, childhood friend Abigail Anderson Berard, and stylist Ashley Avignone, among others. On Travis Kelce's side, expect Kansas City Chiefs teammates — Patrick Mahomes and wife Brittany are near-certain inclusions, given Kelce served as Mahomes's groomsman. Suki Waterhouse has already confirmed her attendance and, in very relatable fashion, said she's treating the whole thing as wedding inspo for her own upcoming nuptials with Robert Pattinson.

A Royal Plus-One?

Then there's the wildcard: Prince William. Asked point-blank on Heart FM whether he'd be attending, the future king delivered the most regal non-answer possible — "No comment" — before adding that he was "hoping" an invitation might materialize. It tracks. William is a documented Swiftie who sang alongside Taylor and Bon Jovi at a 2013 charity gala, and was photographed dancing to "Shake It Off" with his kids at the Eras Tour in 2024. If he shows up, Princess Charlotte is going to absolutely lose her mind, and honestly, same.

As for the event itself, Page Six reports it's slated for July 3rd in New York City. Scale-wise, Swift telegraphed the vibe herself on The Graham Norton Show, telling the host she planned to invite him — to which he quipped, "If you're inviting me, it's very big." Her logic for going large is, frankly, refreshing: she refuses to put anyone "on the bubble" or audit her friendships to trim a list. "Anyone I've ever talked to," she joked, will make the cut. Meanwhile, corners of Reddit are busy dissecting which high-profile friendships — Blake Lively, Karlie Kloss — survived the cut, but Swift seems entirely uninterested in that energy.

In a wedding landscape obsessed with exclusivity and carefully curated seating charts, Swift's philosophy is a reminder that the best parties are simply the ones where everyone you love actually shows up.

Read the original at Vogue.