Swift and Kelce Wedding Invites Come With an Ironclad NDA Attached

Guests reportedly cannot access venue, date, or any logistical detail until a nondisclosure agreement is signed — making the invitation itself a conditional document.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are requiring wedding guests to sign an NDA before receiving any details about the ceremony, sources told Page Six.
The agreement is described by sources as 'ironclad,' with specifics of the event withheld until the document is executed.
Guests cannot learn the date, location, or other arrangements until they have signed and returned the NDA.
The approach mirrors security protocols used at previous Swift events, where information is compartmentalized by clearance level.
No ceremony date or venue has been publicly confirmed as of the Page Six report published June 13, 2026.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are requiring prospective wedding guests to sign a nondisclosure agreement before they can access any details about the ceremony, according to a report published by Page Six on June 13, 2026.

Sources described the agreement as “ironclad.” Until the document is signed and returned, invitees are told nothing — not the date, not the venue, not the dress code.

The invitation, in other words, is less a card than a portal. Entry to the actual information is contingent on the executed NDA.

The arrangement is consistent with how Swift's team has handled prior large-scale events, where logistics are distributed on a need-to-know basis and information is tiered by role. Kelce's camp has not issued a public statement on the terms.

No ceremony date or location has been confirmed on the record by either party or their representatives.

The guests who know the most about the wedding are, by design, the guests least able to say anything about it.