Speculation surrounding Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s possible wedding continues to intensify after reports revealed that an event permit has been filed for Madison Square Garden in New York City during the July 4 holiday weekend.

According to multiple reports, an event planning company known for organizing weddings has submitted an application to New York City’s Street Activity Permit Office. The permit would allow temporary street closures around Madison Square Garden from July 2 to July 4, along with space for tents, delivery trucks, and a gathering of up to 1,000 attendees.

Neither Taylor Swift nor Travis Kelce is named in the permit application, and representatives for the couple have not commented on the reports.

The permit has fueled widespread speculation that the celebrity couple may be preparing for a major wedding celebration in New York. However, there is no official confirmation that Madison Square Garden will host the ceremony itself. Some fans believe the venue could instead be used for a reception or post-wedding celebration, while the actual ceremony could take place privately.

The rumors gained further attention after New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani mentioned “Taylor Swift’s wedding” while discussing security planning for major events scheduled over the Independence Day weekend. Although the remark was widely interpreted as a confirmation, no official announcement followed.

With the Fourth of July celebrations, World Cup-related events, and increased travel expected across New York City, any large gathering at Madison Square Garden would require significant security and traffic planning.

For now, fans are still waiting for official confirmation. Until then, the reported permit and growing speculation continue to fuel excitement over what could become one of the year’s biggest celebrity events.