Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce aren’t asking everyone to sign on the dotted line.
While many guests at the couple’s wedding have been required to sign non-disclosure agreements, the pop star and Kansas City Chiefs tight end’s inner circle have not been asked to do the same, a source exclusively told Page Six.
“Their closest friends and family haven’t been asked to sign NDAs,” the insider said. “Protecting their privacy is just something everyone in their inner circle has always naturally done.”
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“Nobody wants to be the reason details leak,” the source continued. “The people in their inner circle have gone out of their way to protect them. Some even offered to sign NDAs simply to give Taylor and Travis extra peace of mind.”
According to the insider, Swift and Kelce, both 36, are “incredibly grateful for the people around them.”
“They know there’s enormous interest in every detail of their wedding plans, so they don’t take for granted how fiercely loyal their friends and family have been,” the source noted.
The couple has “been able to enjoy this experience without wondering who’s going to talk or what’s going to end up in the press because the people in their lives genuinely want to protect them and that’s not something they take for granted,” the insider added.
A-list guests expected to attend the wedding of the year include Adrien Brody, Sombr, Zoë Kravitz, the Haim sisters, Gigi Hadid and more. Meanwhile, Page Six exclusively revealed that Miles Teller and his wife, Keleigh Sperry, didn’t make the cut for an invite.
Reps for Swift and Kelce did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
TMZ reported last month that guests attending the pair’s star-studded wedding have been asked to sign NDAs as part of extensive efforts to keep details of the celebration private.
Those going have been prohibited from sharing details about the ceremony, which we hear will take place at Madison Square Garden Friday.
Meanwhile, a possible nod to one of Swift’s songs added to the buzz outside the iconic Midtown venue Monday.
Page Six spotted several vendors setting up for a massive event at MSG, including a lighting company, a piping and draping business, a transportation services company and several unmarked trucks.
Staffers were seen unloading large items wrapped up in tarps off of parked semi-trailer trucks. There were also forklifts seen moving massive trunks filled with unknown inventory.
The couple are building a massive castle inside MSG for their star-studded nuptials, Page Six confirmed.