Following the news of singer Taylor Swift’s engagement to NFL player Travis Kelce, there has been widespread speculation about their upcoming wedding, particularly regarding the guest list.

Recently, a list of attendees for Taylor Swift’s wedding has begun to surface. The acclaimed 36-year-old singer is planning to tie the knot with Travis at the iconic Madison Square Garden.

Reports indicate that country artists Tim McGraw and the legendary Stevie Nicks are scheduled to perform at the star-studded ceremony. Fans have speculated about Stevie Nicks’ involvement after Taylor was seen wearing a t-shirt featuring the iconic singer at a recent NBA Finals event at Madison Square Garden.

A source disclosed to Page Six that Taylor has extended so many invitations that the wedding is expected to surpass the scale of the Met Gala.

City Hall has confirmed that a permit has been granted for a venue capacity of 1,000 attendees. It is reported that guests have been invited via text and email.

Another permit for an event with 100 guests next Thursday, likely a rehearsal dinner, has also been secured according to the same publication.

Rumors have started circulating that Taylor and Travis might have already exchanged vows. An insider suggested, “It’s possible it’s already happened.”

Additional notable figures rumored to attend include Kenny Chesney, Kesha, Sir Paul McCartney, and his daughter Stella McCartney, who is reportedly designing one of the wedding dresses.

Among the expected guests are Taylor’s high school best friend Abigail Anderson, along with celebrities like Zoe Kravitz, Ed Sheeran, Cara Delevingne, Suki Waterhouse, and Gigi Hadid.

Other speculated attendees include Bradley Cooper, Selena Gomez, and Benny Blanco. Travis is planning to invite his Kansas City Chiefs teammates and staff, including Patrick Mahomes, George Kittle, and coach Andy Reid.

San Francisco 49ers star Kyle Juszczyk and his wife Kristin are also said to be included on the guest list, alongside Hollywood actress Emma Stone.

An insider noted, “The grandeur of this event is contrary to what those closest to her would have expected for her wedding, leading many to believe the Madison Square Garden celebration will follow a marriage that has already taken place.”