Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce Wedding: Guest Attendance Odds

Markets price Gracie Abrams as near-certain to appear at the event, with a 100.0% probability. That aligns her with the tightest circle of Swift's frequent collaborators, all of whom traders expect to be there.

88.5%

Will Max Martin attend Taylor Swift's wedding?

Updated · Volume $1.2M

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OutcomeProbability24h
Will Selena Gomez attend Taylor Swift's wedding?100.0%
Will Gracie Abrams attend Taylor Swift's wedding?100.0%
Will Jack Antonoff attend Taylor Swift's wedding?100.0%
Will Brittany Mahomes attend Taylor Swift's wedding?100.0%
Will Patrick Mahomes attend Taylor Swift's wedding?100.0%+2.0
Will Sabrina Carpenter attend Taylor Swift's wedding?100.0%
Will Danielle Haim attend Taylor Swift's wedding?91.4%-1.2
Will Este Haim attend Taylor Swift's wedding?90.5%-1.3
Will Alana Haim attend Taylor Swift's wedding?90.3%
Will Max Martin attend Taylor Swift's wedding?88.5%
Will Blake Lively attend Taylor Swift's wedding?0.1%
Will Phoebe Bridgers attend Taylor Swift's wedding?0.1%
Will Jared Goff attend Taylor Swift's wedding?0.1%
Will Andrew Tate attend Taylor Swift's wedding?0.0%
Will Kanye West attend Taylor Swift's wedding?0.0%
Will Lana Del Rey attend Taylor Swift's wedding?0.0%

The market separates potential guests into three clear bands. Near-certain attendees include Swift’s producer, tourmates, and closest friends; the Haim sisters and Max Martin are strongly favored; while Bridgers and Lively are priced as remote tail outcomes.

Context

These contracts form part of a broader market on celebrity guest attendance at the Taylor Swift–Travis Kelce wedding. Each contract corresponds to a named individual and resolves to “Yes” if that person physically attends the ceremony or reception, as confirmed by photographic evidence, video, or official statements from the hosts, the attendee, or their legal or social media representatives. An invitation or virtual presence does not count. The headline figure for Gracie Abrams sits at 100.0%, placing her among six figures that prediction markets treat as near-certain to attend. Jack Antonoff (100.0%), Patrick Mahomes (100.0%), Sabrina Carpenter (100.0%), Brittany Mahomes (100.0%), and Selena Gomez (100.0%) all cluster in the same band. These probabilities reflect a consensus that Swift’s inner circle — her producer, tourmates, and longtime friends — will be present. A second tier, marked as strongly favored, includes the Haim sisters and producer Max Martin. Danielle Haim (91.4%), Este Haim (90.5%), Alana Haim (90.3%), and Max Martin (88.5%) all trade at strong but slightly lower odds. The market still expects them to attend, but leaves slightly more room for doubt than it does for the top group. At the opposite end, Phoebe Bridgers (0.1%) and Blake Lively (0.1%) are priced as remote tail outcomes. Bridgers, despite past collaboration with Swift, appears to be seen as outside the wedding’s likely orbit. Lively’s presence is similarly discounted. Trading volume across the market stands at $1.2M. These figures were last updated 10 min ago. Should no wedding occur by Dec 31, 2026, every contract resolves to “No”.

FAQ

How is attendance confirmed?

Resolution depends on photographic or video evidence from the event, or on statements by Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, the attendee in question, or their legal or social media representatives. Virtual participation does not qualify.

What if there is no wedding?

If no wedding is held by Dec 31, 2026, the market resolves all contracts to “No”. The deadline is set by the market’s rules.

What does a near-certain probability mean?

It indicates that traders see the outcome as extremely likely, though not guaranteed. For example, Gracie Abrams’ contract trades at 100.0%.

How are the Haim sisters and Max Martin different from the top tier?

They fall into a “strongly favored” category, with probabilities such as 91.4% for Danielle Haim. The market views their attendance as highly probable but assigns slightly more uncertainty compared to the near-certain group.

Why are Phoebe Bridgers and Blake Lively seen as long shots?

Their contracts trade at 0.1% and 0.1%, respectively, placing them in the “near-zero” band. The market considers their attendance a remote possibility.

Data: Polymarket · Methodology · Not financial advice