Kansas City Chiefs superstar Travis Kelce is returning to the field for at least one more season to try and win his fourth Super Bowl alongside his superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes. However, the upcoming season isn’t his top priority quite yet.

Kelce will reportedly be wed over the weekend in a star-studded ceremony at Madison Square Garden. Swift and Kelce have been tight-lipped about the matter and are taking steps to ensure their guests are as well. Per TMZ, guests will be required to sign electronic NDAs, and every invite is individually watermarked.

The outlet also reported on what’s in store for guests attending.

“A massive castle is being built inside a garden at MSG, with the legendary venue being transformed into a full-blown fairytale for the big July 3 wedding event.”

Now, there are reports on who has been invited to attend and it’s sparking quite the reaction on social media.

“Jalen Brunson and the Knicks’ starting lineup have reportedly been invited to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden on Friday,” reported NBA Central.

Jalen Brunson and the Knicks’ starting lineup have reportedly been invited to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden on Friday, per @PageSix

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Fans had some strong reactions about Swift’s decision to invite a select number of the team that brought New York its first title in 53 years.

“If ur the starting 5 u gotta decline just based off the disrespect towards your bench” one fan posted on X.

“Kelce is a Cavs fan…unacceptable stuff as a man allowing the team that just swept your own to pull up to your wedding,” one fan wrote.

“I mean who isn’t at this point? It’s all for show one big joke basically a industry event not a wedding,” someone else added.

“Inviting people you don’t know to your wedding. Oml this world is doomed,” one person added.

While it’s definitely tough for the Knicks’ bench players not to get the invite, going down in New York sports history has to be a pretty good consolation prize.