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Wait, Did Taylor & Travis Elope? Here’s Why The Internet Is Losing It

The Swifties are screaming, crying, and throwing confetti over a wedding invitation labeled “Taylor and Travis Kelce” that’s going viral on social media (and unless you live under a rock, I’m sure you’ve seen it). Is our favorite power couple not just secretly engaged, but secretly married? Like, did Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce elope, or something?

On June 9, Wedding planner Ellie Nottoli recently took to her Instagram story to showcase her work on the wedding of Chicago Bears football player Cole Kmet and his fiancée, Emily Jarosz. The @elliestyled page posted sneak peeks of beautiful floral arrangements, fancy decor, and simple invitations for the big day. In the mix was an invitation addressed to “Taylor and Travis Kelce” at “Table 13.” Very interesting…

Now, Swift has been known to drop elaborate hints and meticulous details in her work, so naturally, fans are always looking for a clue for what is next. Many Swifties took this as a sign: Travis put a ring on it, the two eloped in secret, and the “Table 13” is yet another nod to an upcoming TS13 album. Others aren’t so sure, considering that it might be a simple mistake on the part of the planner or a fake invitation to garner attention.

And, of course, it could simply be a stylistic choice for addressing guests. Additionally, it appears that Taylor and Travis did not attend this wedding, which took place on June 7, so they may have been used as place-holder names. The duo did attend a family wedding on June 6 — so I’ll consider this theory debunked.

Either way, the Swifties are putting on their detective caps and getting to work. Lucky for us, they are documenting every single moment on social media for us all to enjoy.

Whether it’s a slip-up, a nice piece of parchment, or a clever Easter egg, one thing’s for sure: the internet is in full spiral-mode. But until we get an official statement or a surprise track called “Table 13,” I’m not sweating it

Ginger Koehler is an editorial Intern at Her Campus. She writes for the Wellness section, mostly covering sex and relationships, and occasionally branching out to other sections. Ginger is a student at the University of Florida. Her majors are Journalism and Theories and Politics of Sexuality, with specializations in women’s studies and magazines. Beyond Her Campus, Ginger has worked as a sex columnist for four other publications. When she’s not writing, Ginger is hosting sex education workshops for her peers at UF. Friends compare Ginger to Carrie Bradshaw, but she fancies herself as more of a Samantha. In her free time, Ginger enjoys taking hip-hop fitness classes and reading cheesy fantasy novels. She is liable to talk explicitly about sexual health to anyone who will listen. Her favorite self-care activity is doing unspeakable things to people she doesn’t like on The Sims 4.