Months after Page Six exclusively reported that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are planning to marry in Rhode Island, a new report suggests the pop superstar is transforming her $17 million Watch Hill mansion into the wedding venue of her dreams. According to The U.S. Sun, Swift has begun planning extensive landscaping on the historic New England property — a home made famous by her legendary Fourth of July parties and prominently featured on the cover of her 2014 album 1989 (Rolling Stone).

Insiders say Swift and her fiancé had initially considered exchanging vows in Italy, a country long favored by celebrity couples seeking privacy and romance (People Magazine, celebrity weddings roundup). However, the singer’s seaside mansion ultimately offered greater control, security, and emotional significance — making it an ideal place to host what some predict will be the most high-profile wedding of 2025.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding venue has reportedly been revealed.

They plan to tie the knot at her Rhode Island mansion.

A $1.2 Million Floral Transformation

According to the report, Swift plans to invest up to $1.2 million in landscaping alone. The budget includes hiring top horticultural experts, floral designers, and a private security team to keep the renovation — and any wedding details — away from prying eyes.

Swift allegedly wants red roses, hydrangeas, orchids, and peonies planted months in advance, allowing the grounds to bloom just in time for the ceremony. One source described her vision as an immersive, all-encompassing floral experience:

“She wants the entire celebration to feel like a wave of flowers — arrangements of white, purple, and pink orchids, plus blue, white, and pink hydrangeas, and peonies in pink, white, and red tones.”

This aligns closely with Swift’s long-standing love of romantic, garden-style imagery seen in her Folklore and Evermore eras, as well as her interest in traditional English cottage gardens (Vogue UK, Swift home aesthetic report).

Swift also reportedly plans to gift every female guest a bouquet of red eternity roses, a symbolic gesture given the flower’s ties to themes of everlasting love.

Swift is planning to create a new garden on site, according to a report by the US Sun, and she’s prepared to spend $1.2 million on landscaping.

She purchased the house for $17 million in 2013.

A Wedding Party Filled With Familiar Faces

The wedding venue news comes just weeks after reports that Swift has tapped close friends Selena Gomez and Gigi Hadid to serve as two of her bridesmaids. According to insiders, Swift wants the group to take part in every aspect of the lead-up to the ceremony — from planning sessions to girls’ trips and celebratory parties.

“Taylor wants it to be fun and memorable for everyone,” a source told The U.S. Sun. “She wants to build her bridesmaid group and get everyone involved in the preparations, celebrations, and planning.”

Swift has reportedly leaned on Gomez for guidance in particular, as the actress and singer recently married producer Benny Blanco in an intimate ceremony earlier this year (New York Times, celebrity wedding coverage).

A Garden Proposal and a Growing Family Plan

Kelce, 36, proposed to Swift, 35, in August after two years of dating — a relationship that has drawn global attention, especially as Swift attended Kansas City Chiefs games during her record-breaking Eras Tour (BBC News, 2024 cultural impact report).

The couple announced the engagement with a playful caption on Instagram:

“Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married.”

The proposal took place in the garden of Kelce’s Leawood, Kansas estate, reflecting the couple’s fondness for intimate, nature-filled settings.

Although Swift and Kelce have not publicly revealed their wedding date, a source previously told Page Six that the pair plan to marry next summer, adding that Swift is “in a hurry to have children.” Multiple outlets, including People and Us Weekly, have also reported that the couple has been discussing family plans as part of their long-term future.

Swift reportedly wants red roses, hydrangeas, orchids and peonies planted on the property “months in advance,” the insider said.

A Seaside Estate Steeped in History

Swift’s Rhode Island home — an eight-bedroom coastal mansion perched above the Atlantic — was built in 1930 and is considered one of the most iconic celebrity-owned properties in New England (Architectural Digest). Its sprawling lawns, panoramic ocean views, and tiered terraces have long made it a favorite location for Swift’s gatherings.

Transforming it into a floral-filled, highly private wedding venue would cement its place not just in pop culture history, but also in the personal love story Swift and Kelce are building.

What Comes Next

With full-scale landscaping already underway and bridal party plans forming, insiders believe preparations are accelerating behind the scenes. And while Swift’s team and Kelce’s representatives did not respond to Page Six’s requests for comment, industry insiders expect more details to surface as the summer date approaches.

If the reports are accurate, Swift’s Rhode Island mansion may soon host one of the most spectacular celebrity weddings in recent memory — a celebration rooted in flowers, friendship, history, and the promise of a new chapter.