George Kittle Just Spilled the Tea on Taylor and Travis' Wedding

George Kittle isn’t giving away the whole surprise, but he’s definitely leaking some fun details about what’s coming next for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

The San Francisco 49ers tight end, 32, revealed during an appearance at the Tight Ends&Friends benefit concert in Nashville, Tennessee, on Tuesday, June 23, that the couple has made one thing crystal clear to their guests: absolutely no gifts required. That said, Kittle’s still plotting to bend the rules—at least a little.“Travis, for some reason, likes old coins so I might get him an old coin,”he told ExtraTV, with a laugh about how that particular gift might run pricey. It’s the kind of detail that shows just how relaxed and personal these celebrations are becoming.

But here’s where it gets interesting: when it comes to the actual venue, Kittle and his wife, Claire Kittle, genuinely don’t know where the big day is happening. Rumors have been swirling that Kelce and Swift, 36, are planning to exchange vows at Madison Square Garden in New York on July 3, but George wasn’t playing coy—he actually asked Travis about it.“I actually asked Travis last night and he laughed at me,”George revealed to Entertainment Tonight on Tuesday. That laugh says everything you need to know: the groom’s keeping his cards close to his chest.

With no real intel on logistics, George’s approach to wedding prep is refreshingly simple.“I’m half expecting there to just be a jumbo jet on a runway,”he joked,“and they put us on a plane somewhere. I don’t have expectations. I know it’s going to be amazing.”His only confirmed plan?“I’m wearing a blue suit, so that’s all I’ve got.”

The wedding excitement got a major boost when Swift herself hit the stage at the same Nashville benefit concert, performing“Love Story”with fellow musical guest Lainey Wilson. During the performance, she gave George a friendly shout-out:“Love Story was a very special request from a very special tight end. He wanted to hear this particular song and that tight end … is named George Kittle.”It’s these touches that hint at how personal and fun this whole celebration is shaping up to be—less about grandeur, more about the people who matter most.