Taylor Swift is so terrified of leaks that she's reportedly vetting every single guest at her Travis Kelce wedding

Taylor Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce is shaping up to be one of the most guarded celebrity events in years, and for good reason. Details keep leaking. Venues and dates have reportedly been changed more than once. And the frustration inside Swift's camp is very real. A source close to the couple told Star Magazine the constant breaches have left Swift feeling "very vulnerable," raising serious questions about who she can actually trust around her.The no-plus-one policy alone has reportedly already cost Swift at least one confirmed attendee. An unnamed invited guest told the Daily Mail they plan to skip the ceremony entirely rather than show up alone. It is a hard line, but Swift is not budging."People are used to being automatically given a plus one to a wedding, but that's not the case for this wedding, and that is purely because of Taylor's desire for privacy," the Star source said. "She doesn't want to see random faces in the crowd when she's having her most intimate moment with her husband."Save-the-date cards were scrapped altogether. Instead, Swift personally called celebrity guests, or had her team do it, to avoid any paper trail, according to TMZ. Guests were told the wedding is happening this summer, with no date or location attached to that information.Andy Reid confirmed he was invited, Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes are expected to be there, and so are Selena Gomez and her husband Benny Blanco. Blake Lively, once a close Swift ally, is reportedly not on the list.That is the question Swift's team is still trying to answer. U.K. outlet HeatWorld reported that suspicion has reportedly fallen on people inside Kelce's personal circle. Kelce is said to be working to address it, though sources suggest the leaks bother him far less than they bother Swift.On the gown front, entertainment insider Rob Shuter reported that Swift commissioned six wedding dresses, with several serving purely as decoys. Every designer involved signed a non-disclosure agreement."It's being orchestrated like a military operation," the Star source said. "Hard choices need to be made, and if that upsets people, so be it."Possible dates of June 13 and July 3 have both surfaced in various reports, with most accounts suggesting the wedding will happen before the July 22 start of Chiefs training camp. Neither Swift nor her representatives have confirmed anything publicly.