Taylor Swift showed off her wedding ring and gold band while attending Oli Jacobs and Laura Sisk’s big day in England without her husband, Travis Kelce. The ceremony took place at Real World Studios on Saturday. The Grammy winner tied the knot with the Chiefs tight end on July 3 at Madison Square Garden in a star-studded ceremony. Notably, her appearance in England marked her first public outing without Kelce since their wedding.
Taylor Swift’s ring takes the attention as she attends Oli Jacobs’ wedding
Taylor Swift’s wedding ring became a major talking point after she attended Oli Jacobs and Laura Sisk’s nuptials without Travis Kelce. According to exclusive photos published by Page Six, the “Opalite” singer spent time mingling with guests while showing off her ring and gold band. For those unfamiliar, Sisk is a longtime collaborator who has worked with the pop star on several songs and albums.
The Grammy winner wore an Arcangela appliqué tulle gown designed by Costarellos, which was reportedly priced at $2,836. The navy blue dress featured gold embroidery that complemented her jewelry. It also included a deep V-shaped revealing neckline. Swift completed the look with her signature wispy bangs, a fresh haircut, red lipstick, and winged eyeliner.
Several of Swift’s industry friends, including Jack Antonoff, Sabrina Carpenter, and Phoebe Bridgers, also attended the wedding. Kelce was absent as he continues preparing for his 14th NFL season with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Fans also took to social media to praise the “Lover” singer, with many commenting on both her appearance and her wedding ring. One fan commented: “Hell yeah, Tay’s new chop is giving pure 1989 vibes again. Looking insanely good at that wedding.” Another wrote: “Obsessed with the haircut + her wedding ring.”
A third fan chimed in: “TAYLOR !! Oh she looks stunning.” A fourth fan penned: “Sobbing. Love this woman so much omg Taymother.” A fifth fan shared: “She showed up to her engineers’ wedding looking like the main character of every love story she’s ever written.”
