With Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce newly engaged, the Swiftie world is officially buzzing. And if you’re secretly (or not so secretly) planning a Taylor-coded celebration of your own, then you’re in luck – we’ve pulled together the ultimate guide to creating a wedding day inspired by Taylor’s music, aesthetics and all the magical Eras, so you can tell your own love story, your way.
From the perfect venue and playlist to personalised friendship bracelet favours and ultra glam Mirrorball decor, here’s how to plan your own Taylor Swift wedding.
So are you …Ready For It? Let’s dive in!
You can also take our Taylor Eras wedding quiz here!
Dreamy Taylor-Inspired Wedding Venues… by Era
First things first – choose your dream venue! You might wish to match the style and aesthetic of a particular venue type to one or several of Taylor’s Eras. Here are some ideas:
Debut – Rustic barns, countryside farms, meadows with wildflower backdrops.
Bridebook picks:
The Old Kent Barn – a countryside gem with charming rustic beams and open fields.
Brookfield Barn – a luxury countryside retreat set on a tranquil lake.
Crockwell Farm – a family-run barn venue with cosy character and sweeping views.
Fearless – Fairytale castles or grand ballrooms, full of magical golden sparkle.
If Taylor Swift is the soundtrack to your life, it only makes sense for her to soundtrack your wedding. But with hundreds of songs across 11 original studio albums (as well as The Life of a Showgirl on its way!), how do you choose the right track for each part of your day?
We’ve rounded up the best Taylor Swift songs for every wedding moment – from aisle walks to dancefloor anthems – to inspire your own Taylor-coded playlist.
Walking down the aisle
Choose a moving, romantic Taylor classic.
Begin Again – sweet lyrics about fresh starts, perfect for this moment.
You Are In Love – goosebump-inducing, especially as an instrumental.
Lover (First Dance Remix) – soft and romantic, designed for weddings.
Ceremony exit
As you embark on the starting line of married life, pick something joyful and celebratory.
Today Was a Fairytale – a classic wedding-coded choice.
Mine – heartfelt, celebratory and personal.
Paper Rings – upbeat, cheeky and oh-so-fun with confetti flying.
Reception entrance
Set the tone for the party of a lifetime!
Style – chic and cool for a glam entrance.
…Ready For It? – dramatic, iconic, full of dramatic build-up.
Bejeweled – you’ll be sure to make the whole place shimmer
Cake cutting
Keep the vibes playful.
Our Song – classic throwback charm.
Stay Stay Stay – cheeky and fun.
Sweet Nothing – whimsical and romantic.
First dance
Romance at its peak.
Love Story – a classic for a reason, the perfect accompaniment to your own love story.
Enchanted – magical and sweeping, with lyrics made for this moment.
King of My Heart – for a bold, less traditional pick.
Never Grow Up – tearjerker for a father/daughter dance.
The Best Day – nostalgic and heartfelt, especially for a mother/daughter moment.
Stay Beautiful – light, sweet and nostalgic.
Opening up the dancefloor
Time to get everyone moving and Shaking It Off…
22 – guaranteed to fill the dancefloor.
Blank Space – playful, dramatic and super fun for singalongs.
Shake It Off – unbeatable for that light, catchy energy.
Bouquet toss
Something cheeky and hype would work wonders.
You Belong With Me – iconic chorus, and a real crowd-pleaser.
I Knew You Were Trouble – playful twist for whoever catches it.
The Man – a tongue-in-cheek power anthem perfect for a strut-worthy celebration.
Last song
End on a high (or a few tears!).
Long Live – lyrics about making memories together forever.
New Year’s Day – intimate, soft and emotional.
All Too Well (10-Minute Version) – perfect for a cathartic 1am scream-along.
Hidden gems
For those hardcore Swifties who want to weave in a few less-expected tracks, these deep cuts make for magical wedding moments that will leave a lasting impression.
Daylight – A luminous, romantic alternative to Lover or New Year’s Day.
Ivy – Beautifully ethereal and poetic, with its imagery of love entwining and flourishing.
The Albatross – Hauntingly tender and literary, bringing quiet emotional depth.
Step Into Your Eras: A Wedding Day Inspired by Taylor
One way to bring Taylor’s magic into your wedding is to structure different parts of the day around her iconic Eras. Each album has its own story, colour palette and vibe – and your day can be a journey through them. Alternatively, you may wish to centre your day around just one or two of your favourite Eras, with more focused styling, theme and overarching mood.
Getting Ready/Bridal Prep: Debut Era
Start your day with sweet, country-coded charm that sets a calm and joyful tone. Taylor’s debut album is where it all began for her, so it’s where your day can begin, too.
Decor: Wildflower bouquets on your dressing table, sunflower accents, mason jars with fresh blooms. You could also bring in and display old photos of you and your partner for a nostalgic touch, to look at as you and your bridal party get ready together.
Fashion: Choose simple, pretty dressing gowns with lace or gingham details, cowboy boots tucked in the corner ready for later.
Playlist: Our Song, Tim McGraw and Teardrops on My Guitar as you and your bridal party get ready together (and other old favourites from Taylor’s Debut Era).
Vibe: Natural, rustic and intimate – just like the beginning of Taylor’s own story.
The Ceremony: Fearless, Speak Now, Lover
Your ceremony and wedding vows – whether the traditional script or personal ones you write yourself – are the heart of the day. Think romance, softness and fairytale charm. Fearless, Speak Now and Lover would all perfectly fit the vibe for this part of the day. You can lean into one more than the others, or incorporate elements from them all.
Decor: Pastel florals, blush and cream tones, candlelight lining the aisle.
Fashion: A flowing princess-style gown (à la Fearless Tour) or a chic pastel suit for your partner. Bridesmaids could wear ombré pinks, referencing the Lover album cover.
Music: Walk down the aisle to an instrumental of Love Story, Enchanted or Lover.
“Wow” moment/bridal entrance: Arrive in a white horse-drawn carriage (White Horse-coded… you can actually find and book horse-drawn carriages on Bridebook!).
Cocktail Hour: Folklore & Evermore
After the “I dos,” slip into the whimsical, woodland vibes and storytelling world of Folklore and Evermore – think woodland magic and intimate conversations. You could even leave a handwritten note at each table, just like a folk song, for guests to discover and keep.
As emotions run high and glasses are raised, lean into the passionate, bold spirit of Red. This is the perfect moment for heartfelt toasts and tear-jerking wedding speeches – the moving, nostalgic kind that leave everyone a little thoughtful and misty-eyed.
Fashion: A glamorous red lipstick touch-up for the bride (classic Red-coded), with rich, jewel-toned dinner dresses for the wedding party.
Music: Play the All Too Well instrumental (10-Minute Version) softly during the wedding breakfast, or weave your own, happy-ending version into your speech.
Vibe: Emotional, warm and passionate – because loving him is red.
Reception: 1989 & Reputation
Now’s the time for high-energy sparkle and unapologetic fun.
Decor: Channel 1989 with vibrant neon signage, bold pops of colour and Polaroid-style table numbers, or lean instead into Reputation vibes with moody black-and-red accents, mirrored centrepieces and dramatic, head-turning lighting.
Entrance: For pure pop glam, strut in to Style or Welcome to New York. If you’re after drama, go full …Ready For It? with strobe lighting and a fog machine.
Final song: Soften the tempo by ending with New Year’s Day as a tender send-off.
Vibe: Think high-octane dance floor, glittering champagne towers and the kind of party that makes your guests feel like they’ve just lived through their own Eras Tour finale.
Afterparty: Midnights
Turn your venue into a disco dreamscape post-midnight and beyond…
Lighting: Bring in a giant disco ball with eye-catching blue-purple uplighting.
Outfits: Consider a glittering reception dress change (Bejeweled-coded).
Final flourish: Hand out shimmer sticks, glitter confetti or Midnights-coded, light-up bracelets so your guests can make the whole place shimmer.
Vibe: Espresso martinis served at the bar, everyone dancing until 2am.
Even if you don’t want to split the day by Taylor’s Eras, you can scatter Swiftie touches throughout your wedding (and make them as overt or as subtle as you like).
Invitations: Concert ticket-style, inviting guests to “The Wedding Tour.”
Guestbook: Old-school Polaroids pinned to a board (giving 1989 Polaroid vibes).
Table names: Use song titles instead of numbers (e.g. Enchanted, Wildest Dreams), or if the numbers work out, have each table named after an individual Era.
Cake: Each tier could be inspired by an album (gold glitter for Fearless, woodland flowers for Folklore, sequins for Midnights etc.).
Favours: Provide mini disposable cameras for guests to capture their own 1989-style Polaroids, or customised friendship bracelets with your initials and wedding date.
Grand exit: Sparklers to Long Live (or your personal favourite Taylor anthem).
Swiftie Tip: To avoid overloading your guests (and maybe also your partner!), consider picking one or two Eras you connect with most, and sprinkle in subtle references to the others. That way, your wedding will feel cohesive and still unmistakably Taylor-coded.
Whether you go full Eras Tour and weave every album into your day, or choose just one or two Eras that feel most like you, a Taylor-inspired wedding is all about storytelling, magic and making your love the headline act. From a rustic Debut morning to a glittering Midnights afterparty, every detail can be sprinkled with Swiftie sparkle.
And just like Taylor’s music, your wedding should be unapologetically personal — a reflection of your story, your vibe, and the moments you’ll want to relive forever.
Ready to start planning your own enchanted day? Explore Bridebook’s wedding venues to find the perfect setting for your Era, and let the love story begin.