Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are settling into life as husband and wife, and according to a source, the newlyweds are feeling especially grateful as they begin this next chapter together.
The superstar couple, both 36, exchanged vows during a private ceremony at New York City's Madison Square Garden on July 3. The celebration was attended by family, close friends and a who's who of Hollywood.
© TNS"They're both just so excited that they're husband and wife now," a source told People. "Their relationship feels even more special."
The couple first announced their engagement in August 2025, and their wedding marked another major milestone in their high-profile romance.
'They Feel Really Grateful'
While both Swift and Kelce remain busy with their respective careers, the newlyweds are enjoying the life they've built together.
"They're both always working, creating or thinking about what's next. And they love living like this," the source said. "They both feel really grateful for everything they have. They're very happy."
© Getty ImagesTheir wedding reportedly brought together around 1,000 guests, including major stars such as Julia Roberts, Tom Hanks, Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern, Emma Stone and Brad Pitt.
Kelce Calls the Wedding the 'Best Night' of His Life
Kelce recently opened up about the wedding while speaking with reporters about his offseason.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end described the celebration as "the best night of my life" and thanked everyone who attended and helped make the occasion special.
© GC Images"It was a crazy night," he said, recalling the festivities as a night filled with plenty of celebration.
But now that the honeymoon phase of the wedding festivities is over, Kelce has his attention back on the football field. The NFL star reported to Chiefs training camp on July 29, making it clear that his next big priority is the upcoming season.
"Football, baby," he said.
Swift Continues Her Winning Streak
Swift has also had plenty to celebrate professionally.
In June, the Grammy winner released "I Knew It, I Knew You," a new song featured in Toy Story 5. The track quickly climbed the charts, reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The singer-songwriter also recently earned another major career honor after being named the youngest-ever inductee into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
© GettySwift is set to join the organization's 2026 class this fall, an achievement that holds special meaning given her longtime connection to Nashville.
A Full-Circle Moment for Taylor
Reflecting on the honor, Swift said Nashville had been a dream destination for her since she began writing songs as a child.
She explained that she always viewed the city as the ideal place to learn from accomplished songwriters while becoming part of a community built around storytelling.
Swift also praised Nashville for embracing hard work, determination and creativity, saying the city consistently celebrates writers who continue showing up even when inspiration doesn't come easily.
"To be honored by this city I love so much is a beautiful thing, and I'm very grateful," she said.
With a new marriage and another major milestone in her career, Swift has plenty to celebrate as she and Kelce settle into their next chapter.
