Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding is shaping up to be the pop culture event of the summer.
The couple is reportedly set to tie the knot this weekend, giving fans just enough time to debate every last detail — from the guest list and dress code to what may be the most important decision of all: their first dance song.
So we took the question to celebrities on red carpets and at events throughout the year: What should Taylor and Travis dance to when they take the floor as husband and wife?
Naturally, many stars argued that Swift should choose one of her own songs. "Love Story," "Lover" and "The Alchemy" all received votes, while one Speak Now favorite quietly emerged as a sleeper hit. But as creator Anna Sitar pointed out, there's one potential issue: A lot of Swift's love songs were inspired by other relationships. Is dancing to one of them romantic — or just a little weird?
Others used the opportunity to nominate themselves. Paula Abdul and New Kids on the Block pitched their own hits. Teddy Swims offered perhaps the most sincere suggestion of the bunch. The Beaches, meanwhile, made a compelling case for a Sisqó classic that would certainly keep the dance floor moving — and the rumored 1,000 guests with their jaws on the floor.
The couple is reportedly set to tie the knot this weekend, giving fans just enough time to debate every last detail — from the guest list and dress code to what may be the most important decision of all: their first dance song.
So we took the question to celebrities on red carpets and at events throughout the year: What should Taylor and Travis dance to when they take the floor as husband and wife?
Naturally, many stars argued that Swift should choose one of her own songs. "Love Story," "Lover" and "The Alchemy" all received votes, while one Speak Now favorite quietly emerged as a sleeper hit. But as creator Anna Sitar pointed out, there's one potential issue: A lot of Swift's love songs were inspired by other relationships. Is dancing to one of them romantic — or just a little weird?
Others used the opportunity to nominate themselves. Paula Abdul and New Kids on the Block pitched their own hits. Teddy Swims offered perhaps the most sincere suggestion of the bunch. The Beaches, meanwhile, made a compelling case for a Sisqó classic that would certainly keep the dance floor moving — and the rumored 1,000 guests with their jaws on the floor.
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