Selena Gomez Hit Pause on Wedding Planning Until Taylor Swift RSVP'ed, Says ‘Source'
Selena Gomez wants both Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to attend her wedding, says 'source'
Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift's friendship goes way back to 2008, so the 32-year-old singer wants her best friend to attend her and Benny Blanco's wedding, which is reportedly scheduled to take place in September. According to sources, she wants to treat Swift and her beau, Travis Kelce, like 'royalty' on her D-day.
Rob Shuter recently reported that Gomez has hit a pause on her wedding plans as Swift has not RSVPed yet. An insider said, 'Selena refused to send out a save-the-date until she knew Taylor was free. It's not optional. Taylor has to be there.' Not just the 35-year-old artist, but her NFL athlete boyfriend, Kelce, has also been added to the guest list.
The source claimed that Gomez 'adores' Kelce for 'the way he treats' his girlfriend. Hence, the 'Emilia Perez' star would want to make them feel special and 'celebrated' on her wedding day. Reportedly, the bride-to-be has set each detail keeping her friend's convenience in mind. She wants Swift by her side from 'the welcome cocktails to the final toast.'
Moreover, the event might be a private weekend ceremony with 'chill but amazing' vibes. Aside from Swift and Kelce, Gomez and Blanco may also invite her 'Only Murders in the Building' co-stars and his A-list colleagues. Fans can also expect many popular faces at the nuptials. Additionally, it is not confirmed if Swift will perform at the wedding. 'But if she does… it'll be the moment of the night. Selena would love it,' the source concluded.
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