After attending a wedding together over the weekend, speculation began building that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce had already tied the knot themselves.

Despite some detective work from a bunch of sleuthy Swifties, Us Weekly understands that the pair is not married.

Taylor, 35, and Travis, also 35, were guests at the nuptials of Travis’ cousin Tanner Corum in Knoxville, Tennessee on Friday, June 6, meaning they weren’t able to attend the wedding of Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet on Saturday, June 7, which they were also invited to.

On Monday, June 9, the wedding planner for Kmet, 26 and his new wife, Emily Jarosz, shared some behind the scenes photos and videos from the planning process via her Instagram Story.

One of the images showed a baby blue wedding invitation for “Taylor and Travis Kelce,” who were designated to sit at Table 13, a number with special meaning to the pop star.

“We all know Taylor and Travis were at a different wedding in Tennessee,” Nottoli wrote, according to In Style. She added, “But each guest had an envelope that was adhered to a beautiful backdrop, and Emily wrote love notes to all of her guests.”

Given the phrasing on the envelope, some fans couldn’t help but theorize that Taylor and Travis had some big news to share. “taylor and travis KELCE at the table 13,” one person shared via X. “should i say congratulations? ”

Another wrote, “TAYLOR AND TRAVIS KELCE?!????? EXUSE ME.”

With their own wedding plans are still a fantasy for fans (for now) Swift and Kelce posed for photos with Kelce’s cousin Tanner and his new wife, Samantha Corum, at the couple’s reception.

“So damn thankful for our family and the people that love us the most to come celebrate us on this special day,” Tanner shared via Instagram alongside a photo of himself, his bride, Taylor and Travis.

Inside the reception, the couple posed for selfies and the “Cruel Summer” singer was seen swaying along to the married couple’s first dance.

Earlier this year, Kelce dropped a hint that his football schedule makes planning a wedding difficult. “I actually don’t know people who’ve gotten married in the fall, because the all the weddings I’ve been to – my friends always do it in the summer,” he said on his “New Heights” podcast.

Kelce joked that he’s seen “weddings in f***ing February.”

“I’ve seen weddings everywhere,” he added. “But the fall … I’m not so sure if the fall is a good wedding season.”