The world of pop culture and professional football has been circling one major question for months: When are Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift finally tying the knot? While the couple has managed to keep their specific plans shrouded in secrecy, the latest episode of the New Heights podcast has sent the rumor mill into overdrive.

In a segment that felt less like casual banter and more like a covert planning session, Travis Kelce grilled NFL legend and broadcaster Greg Olsen on the absolute essentials of a successful wedding. Under the thin guise of asking for an “intern,” Travis absorbed a masterclass in matrimonial logistics, sparking a frenzy of speculation that the “wedding of the century” is closer than we think.

The “Intern” Cover-Up: Travis Kelce’s Sly Wedding Inquiry

The moment arrived with a wink and a nudge during the show’s final segment. Hosting alongside his brother Jason Kelce, Travis turned to their guest, former tight end Greg Olsen, with a question that immediately raised eyebrows. “Our intern is getting married hopefully sometime soon,” Travis deadpanned, barely concealing a smirk. “Do you have any advice for him and him alone on the five must-haves at a good wedding?”

It was the classic “asking for a friend” trope, and absolutely no one bought it—least of all Jason, who burst into laughter, and Olsen, who immediately leaned into the bit. The subtext was undeniable: Travis Kelce, currently engaged to the biggest pop star on the planet, is in the market for wedding advice. What followed was a candid, hilarious, and surprisingly practical breakdown of what makes a wedding legendary, with Travis seemingly taking mental notes for his own upcoming nuptials with Taylor Swift.

Greg Olsen’s 5 Golden Rules for a Wedding

Olsen, fresh off a viral appearance at Christian McCaffrey’s wedding, wasted no time laying down the law. His advice wasn’t just about etiquette; it was a blueprint for a high-energy, unforgettable celebration—exactly the kind of event one would expect from the Kelce-Swift union.

1. Keep the Ceremony Short Olsen’s first rule was a non-negotiable: “Don’t go too long on the ceremony.” He acknowledged the importance of the vows and the love, but emphasized that the energy of the guests is paramount. “Everyone’s really excited to get to the cocktail hour,” Olsen quipped. “Let’s find the balance between honoring each other… but also realizing why everybody came.” Travis nodded along, perhaps envisioning a ceremony that respects tradition but gets the party started before the A-list guests get restless.

2. The Cocktail Hour is Critical “Cocktail hour has got to be incredible,” Olsen declared. He painted a picture of the bride and groom off taking photos while the guests are treated to an elite culinary experience. “We need to have great cocktails, we need to have great finger foods… I want a little sushi, I want a little shrimp cocktail.” For a couple with the resources of Travis and Taylor, this advice suggests a menu that will likely feature world-class gastronomy.

3. Music Runs the Show In a point that surely resonated with the partner of a global music icon, Olsen stated, “Music runs the show.” Whether it’s a big band or a DJ, the critical factor is keeping people engaged. “You got to keep people out there,” he said. Given Taylor Swift’s discography and connections, the musical curation at their wedding is guaranteed to be historic, but Olsen’s advice reinforces that the goal is a packed dance floor, not just a concert.

4. Invite “Your People” Perhaps the most sentimental piece of advice was about the guest list. Olsen warned against filling the room with obligations. “You got to have your people there… because you’re going to wake up the next morning for breakfast… and you’re going to reminisce.” He compared the morning after a wedding to the morning after a college party—the best part is rehashing the stories. For Travis and Taylor, whose lives are filled with public obligations, this was a reminder to keep their sacred day populated only by those who truly know and love them.

5. Film Everything (The Big Regret) Olsen ended his list with a personal regret that clearly struck a chord with Travis. “I regret not filming my wedding,” Olsen admitted. He explained that he only had photos and wished he could show his children the video of the day. Travis immediately reacted, saying, “I’m actually going to move that way up the list.” It was a telling moment, confirming that preserving the memories of his future wedding is a top priority.

The “Pity Invite” and Jason’s Teasing

The conversation wasn’t all serious planning; it was peppered with the chaotic humor that defines the Kelce brothers. Jason Kelce couldn’t resist putting his brother on the spot regarding the guest list. He nudged Travis, hinting that Olsen should definitely get an invite to the upcoming nuptials.

Olsen, displaying his quick wit, shot back, “We don’t do pity invites.” The room erupted. “You want guys that bring it and have a lot of fun… we can karaoke if it gets crazy,” Olsen added, pitching himself as the ultimate wedding guest who brings “versatility” to the dance floor. The banter highlighted the genuine friendship between the NFL stars, but also served as a reminder of the exclusive nature of the event Travis is planning.

Football, Broadcasting, and “The Predator”

While the wedding talk stole the headlines, the episode was packed with rich football insights and hilarious storytelling. The trio dove into the debate of “Jay Cutler vs. Cam Newton,” with Olsen offering a fascinating comparison of his two former quarterbacks. He described Jay Cutler as “not for everyone” but a loyal teammate, while praising Cam Newton’s undeniable “flair” and confidence. “Cam is who he is,” Olsen said, admiring Newton’s ability to pull off outfits that would make anyone else look ridiculous. Travis agreed, laughing that he needs to get his hands on one of Cam’s famous hats.

The group also played a game of “People Forget That ___ Was a Problem,” where Olsen heaped praise on Frank Gore. He argued that while people remember the flashier stars, Frank Gore commands “universal respect” from everyone who knows the game. The conversation then shifted to the physical freak of nature that is Julius Peppers. Olsen described Peppers as “The Predator,” joking that every time he saw him, Peppers seemed to have grown another three inches. “He’s insane,” Travis agreed, marveling at the sheer size and athleticism of the defensive legend.

Olsen also shared a humbling “Welcome to the NFL” moment involving Michael Strahan. He recounted a play from his rookie year where he was tasked with blocking the Giants legend. Strahan, playing in what felt like an “eight-point stance,” completely blew up the play, driving Olsen back into the fullback and pulling guard. “I ran off the field… and I was like, ‘That wasn’t great,’” Olsen laughed. It was a moment of vulnerability that underscored just how difficult the transition to the pros can be, even for a future All-Pro.

Girl Scout Cookies and Tight End U

In true New Heights fashion, the conversation veered into the delightful minutiae of life, including a passionate debate about Girl Scout cookies. Travis declared his undying allegiance to Thin Mints, claiming he could eat a “whole sleeve” in one sitting. “I’m hammering Thin Mints,” he stated. Olsen agreed but gave a shout-out to the “Caramel Delights” (Samoas), proving that even elite athletes are powerless against the allure of cookie season.

The discussion rounded out with talk of “Tight End U,” the annual summit founded by Travis, George Kittle, and Greg Olsen. They reflected on how the tight end position has evolved from the “unsung hero” to the face of the league. Olsen credited Travis and Rob Gronkowski for making it “okay for the tight end to be the star.” They discussed the unique brotherhood of the position, where rookies and Hall of Famers drink at the same bar and share secrets, elevating the game for everyone.

The Verdict: A Wedding in the Works

As the episode concluded, the takeaway was clear: Travis Kelce is in a transitional phase of life. He is looking back at a storied career, mentoring the next generation at Tight End U, and looking forward to a future that definitely includes a wedding ring.

The narrator of the video clip noted that while “actual dates and details” remain a secret, the openness with which Travis discussed the topic signals a shift. He isn’t shying away from the “husband” role; he is actively preparing for it. The advice from Greg Olsen—focus on the party, feed the guests well, and film every second—likely serves as the blueprint for what will inevitably be the most watched wedding of the decade. For fans of the Kelce-Swift romance, this podcast wasn’t just entertainment; it was a promise of the celebrations to come. Travis Kelce is ready to be a groom, and if he follows Olsen’s advice, it’s going to be one hell of a party.