Taylor Swift Reportedly Pays Big to Secure Wedding Date at Rhode Island’s Ocean House

Taylor Swift has reportedly gone to extraordinary lengths to secure her preferred wedding date at an exclusive Rhode Island venue — though neither the superstar nor the property has confirmed the claims.

According to a report from Page Six, multiple unnamed sources allege that the singer offered a substantial sum of money to persuade a bride to give up her already-reserved June 13, 2026 wedding date at the Ocean House, a luxury hotel and event destination in Watch Hill.

Swift Allegedly Wanted June 13, 2026 for “Symbolic Reasons”

Sources cited in the report claim Swift and her fiancé, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, were set on marrying on June 13 — a date fans immediately connected to Swift’s well-known fondness for the number 13, which she has often described as her lucky number.

The number has long been referenced throughout her career, appearing in album details, Easter eggs, and even release strategies. Online speculation suggests the date might hold additional significance for the couple, though no official explanation has been given.

Venue Conflicts Sparked the Alleged Offer

When Swift’s team reportedly discovered that another couple had already booked the Ocean House for June 13, 2026, insiders told Page Six that the billionaire singer “made an offer the bride couldn’t refuse” in order to secure the date.

Representatives for Swift, Kelce, and Ocean House did not respond to repeated requests for comment, and the claim has not been independently confirmed.

Ocean House Was Already on Swift’s Radar

Swift reportedly began exploring the venue after she and Kelce — who got engaged in August — realized their guest list was far larger than they initially anticipated.

While some reports, including from The U.S. Sun, suggested the pair would marry at Swift’s own Watch Hill mansion, sources told Page Six that the property might not accommodate a celebration of the size they envision. The Ocean House, located just minutes from her home, quickly emerged as a top choice.

A Stone’s Throw From Swift’s Rhode Island Estate

Swift purchased her iconic Watch Hill mansion in 2013, and it has since served as the backdrop for several of her famous Fourth of July parties. The Ocean House, a historic and ultra-luxurious venue overlooking the Atlantic, offers privacy and security — factors likely important for a high-profile ceremony.

While fans are buzzing with speculation, the couple has not confirmed any wedding plans publicly, nor have they addressed rumors about dates, venues, or guest lists.

For now, Swifties will have to wait for official word — but the reported interest in June 13, 2026 has only fueled anticipation surrounding one of the most talked-about upcoming celebrity weddings.