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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are facing intense criticism from Donald Trump after officially announcing their wedding date.<\/p>\n
The couple is scheduled to marry on July 3 in New York<\/a>, with the lavish ceremony anticipated to be the year’s most talked-about event. The announcement caught fans off guard after numerous reports suggested the singer and Kansas City Chiefs star<\/a> were considering Rhode Island as their wedding location.<\/p>\n Taylor<\/a> owns a substantial RI property adjacent to a hotel, which appeared perfect for the celebration. Nevertheless, arrangements seem to have changed in recent months. A source previously indicated back in November that the couple was contemplating abandoning that plan and going “all out at a totally different venue that can accommodate more attendees.”<\/p>\n However, Page Six has now reported that save-the-dates for the wedding were distributed to family and friends, and exclusive sources have disclosed the time and place for their big day.<\/p>\n The July 3 date clearly corresponds with the Fourth of July, Independence Day, which is famously Taylor’s favorite holiday. This year’s celebration holds extra importance, commemorating America’s 250th anniversary, adding another dimension of significance to the timing, which is where the potential fury of the president enters the picture.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Trump has been vocal about his ambitious plans for this year’s Fourth of July celebrations, promising Americans a landmark event that will reach “extraordinary” levels \u2014 building on announcements he made last year, reports the Mirror US<\/a>.<\/p>\n With so much riding on his vision, the prospect of Taylor Swift<\/a> and Travis Kelce<\/a>‘s rumored wedding potentially stealing the spotlight may not sit well with the President, particularly if the couple’s big day threatens to overshadow his carefully orchestrated festivities.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n