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A Las Vegas wedding chapel has offered to make fans’ “Wildest Dreams” come true by paying for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to say “I Do” after the Super Bowl.
In a well-timed publicity stunt, one Las Vegas wedding chapel wants to help turn a potential engagement between the global pop star and Kansas City Chiefs tight end into an “Enchanted” night.
The Chapel of the Flowers, located on the Las Vegas Strip near The STRAT Hotel, Casino, & Tower, has offered to pay for a “Gorgeous” wedding for the couple to say “I Do” in their chapel after the Super Bowl.
“We’re ready to make the Big Game even bigger for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce with a wedding in one of our famous chapels!” Chapel of the Flowers CEO Donne Kerestic said. “If they’re game to turn their ‘Big Day’ into a Vegas extravaganza, we’ve got an aisle prepared and ready to go. Vegas weddings are the real MVP!”
The chapel also said in a release that the offer isn’t just reserved for Swift and Kelce. The release revealed it would also offer a free wedding on Super Bowl Sunday to any couple named Taylor and Travis.
The “Love Story” between the two stars took over the world after the “Shake It Off” singer began attending a handful of Kelce’s games in September 2023.
Of course, as fans know “All Too Well,” the timeline of the relationship started even earlier than that.
The football star was spotted at Swift’s Eras Tour stop in Kansas City in July 2023, later revealing on his podcast that he had made a friendship bracelet with his phone number on it that he hoped to be able to give her.
Now, fans of the couple are hoping Travis will be “The 1” for Taylor. Rumors of a future engagement have followed the power couple and intensified since Kelce’s Chiefs became AFC champions, defeating the Baltimore Ravens and advancing to play in Super Bowl LVIII against the San Francisco 49ers.
“Swelce” fans hope the Super Bowl ring won’t be the only “Bejewled” jewelry to hit the field Sunday. Some wonder if Travis will ask Taylor for “Forever and Always” if the Chiefs take home the Lombardi trophy.
The idea of an engagement has made national headlines, with one reporter asking Travis about a potential proposal on Tuesday. The Chiefs tight end replied that he was focused on getting “this ring,” referring to the NFL championship.
This year, the Super Bowl takes place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Sunday, Feb. 11, just off the Strip.
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