It’s happening! Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are walking down the aisle. If you’ve been around since the Love Story days, you’ve probably been waiting as long as she has. And honestly, the Taylor and Travis love story couldn’t have been written better. From secret lyrics to playful Instagram captions that kept us swooning, it’s all been building to the perfect fairytale ending.
Their full-circle romance is nothing short of magical. From Taylor’s lyrics in "So High School— “I feel so high school every time I look at you / I wanna find you in a crowd just to hide from you” — to her cheeky callback to Travis’s 2016 interview in “Are you gonna marry, kiss, or kill me? / It’s just a game, but really / I’m bettin’ on all three for us two” — it feels like every moment was meant to lead here.
Even their wedding announcement carried that signature Swift touch. With the playful caption, “Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married,” Taylor winked at us Swifties, nodding to the fandom’s inside joke about her and Travis.
And while most of us won’t be on the guest list, that doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate. Think of this as DesignMantic’s little wedding gift to Taylor and Travis. We have put together a collection of monogram ideas and designs inspired by her eras, their love story, and the fans who’ve been along for the ride.
When Taylor and Travis announced their engagement, it wasn’t just a proposal. It was a cultural moment. The internet went into overdrive, and every brand, bestie, and Swiftie had something to say.
Long-term besties and soon-to-be bride, Selena Gomez couldn’t hold back her excitement and wished Taylor with a story, ‘When bestie gets engaged’! To see two wonderful girls meet their wonderful men is therapeutic, to say the least.
Image Source: Instagram/selenagomez
The rest of the people followed suit and congratulated the Taylor and Travis union in their unique ways.
Coca-Cola chimed in, “This chapter’s called forevermore.”
KitKat raised a toast, “To love stories that will never break.”
Krispy Kreme even offered free doughnuts for the class.
Image Source: Instagram
From a cheeky “Local man and his fiancée stun in engagement pics” headline to LEGO declaring it “the greatest love story ever built,” the love was felt everywhere. Chipotle promised, “I’ll always save you a seat.” Southwest Airlines even announced the engagement mid-flight. And Auntie Anne’s Pretzels melted hearts with, “I’d marry you with pretzel rings.”
Taylor even made it to Apple Music’s front page following her engagement! We all know the history between Apple Music and Taylor Swift!
This wasn’t just news. It was a Taylor-coded celebration that the whole world joined in on.
After the engagement frenzy came the bigger question: what would a Taylor-coded wedding look like? At DesignMantic, we live for details like this, and nothing says “forever” quite like a custom wedding monogram.
From the TNT bracelet that marked their journey from friendship to love, to the subtle Easter eggs Swifties spotted in her engagement ring (yes, there’s even a secret detail in there), Taylor and Travis’s story has always been about hidden symbols and meaningful details.
Image: Taylor Swift/Letter – A personal letter written by Taylor Swift to announce that she now owns all of her life’s work.
That’s exactly the kind of energy we wanted to capture. A monogram that feels as timeless and personal as Taylor’s own letterhead, yet filled with those little nods only fans will truly get.
Taylor’s eras have always been love stories in themselves, so how could we possibly stop at just one design? So we did something fun and imagined a monogram for every era. Going back to those albums is like nostalgia and simpler days, where we all dreamed of a love like that for her.
From the dreamy pastels of Lover to the golden sparkle of Fearless, and the cottagecore romance of Folklore, each crest is its own little wedding gift, and we’ve been with her through the whole journey. Are you ready for it?
Let’s jump right into it, Taylor style!
Image Source: By iTunes, Fair use. (Wikimedia Commons) – The Lover cover by Taylor Swift
For the Lover album, the design writes itself. This is a personal fav and the most wedding-coded album by Taylor. It’s giving watercolor daydreams with romantic whimsy.
It should definitely include a swirling script that resembles handwritten vows with watercolor florals in colors like Lilac and Blush. Some butterflies in the corner would definitely add magic.
Finally, an iridescent shimmer runs through the design to echo confetti in sunlight and unify it. The design elements in the album itself are to die for! Taylor really puts an effort into the design and uses the most perfect music logos, wordmarks, and colors to convey the message in her album.
These colors mirror the lush setting of Taylor’s own proposal, which honestly looked like it was staged straight out of the Lover universe:
| Color Name | Hex Code |
| Blush Pink | #FFC6D9 |
| Lilac | #CBAACB |
| Soft Mint | #B5EAD7 |
| Warm Cream | #FFF1E6 |
We are very inspired by the album’s custom lettering and think that fonts like Signatura Monoline or the Madina Script would be the perfect match. On the other hand, adding a bit of flexibility would also work great and for that fonts like Great Vibes or Beloved Script Pro would be good choices.
This monogram looks like the perfect fit, with its font, color, and design, which includes a square in the center. We’re almost certain the square looks like Taylor’s engagement ring!
This monogram is a beautiful pattern with pinkish hues. The script and gradient colors look almost like a dream.
The Classic White is a standard wedding monogram with a beautiful combination of fonts that look almost married!
We envision the crest shining across invitations with a beautiful contrast of cotton candy colors. The font should flow in the middle with a hint of whimsy and romance. This design doesn’t just stay on the monogram but sets the tone for the whole fairytale wedding.
And, of course, no Lover-inspired detail would be complete without a lyrical echo, something that Taylor whispered to herself: “Can I go where you go? Can we always be this close forever and ever?” The perfect vow in itself.
Image Source: By iTunes, Fair use. (Wikimedia Commons) – The Folklore cover by Taylor Swift
While the lover is all pastels and daydreams, Folklore is the opposite. It’s quiet but thoughtful and deeply rooted in storytelling. This is the album that feels like vows spoken in hushed tones surrounded by stars in an intimate, raw, and timeless moment. It’s much like the proposal in Travis’s backyard with just the two of them in an intimate moment.
The Folklore monogram feels like a heart with initials carved into a tree trunk, lasting for decades and generations. It promises love that never fades.
For the Folklore vibe, the crest has to stay vintage with delicate branches and hand-drawn stars with the initials in serif lettering. To keep the design organic and journal-like, we can use textured sketch lines to match the album vibe.
This palette truly manifests a Folklore wedding with earthiness and a soft folklore aesthetic.
| Color Name | Hex Code |
| Taupe | #D2B48C |
| Dusty Green | #6B705C |
| Soft Cream | #F2F2E9 |
| Warm Brown | #8D6E63 |
We envision the typography as elegant and slightly weathered, exactly like the Folklore aesthetic. To do that, I’d say fonts like IM Fell DW or the IM Fell English are perfect fits. But if Taylor likes refined typography, that’s exactly what we’ll give her with Cormorant Garamond or Goudy Bookletter 1911.
The T&T wedding monogram could’ve never looked better. It’s an almost contemporary design that perfectly represents the textured feel!
What’s better than a Taylor and Travis wedding monogram set in the woods? The monogram is screaming Folklore!
This T&T wedding monogram was inspired by the album’s color grading. The warm greys and striking white in contrast work flawlessly.
This crest feels like it belongs in a contemporary storybook. Imagine it pressed into letterpress menus, wrapped in linen-bound programs, and even engraved onto wooden signage that guides guests through the woods. For us, it’s not just a monogram. It is the magic of Folklore told through a monogram.
And in true Swift fashion, it needs a lyrical echo, the line that holds this whole design together: “All along there was some invisible string tying you to me.” A promise hidden in plain sight, woven through the monogram like fate itself.
You’re teary-eyed, aren’t you? We sure are!
Image Source:Apple Music/ Fair Use (via Wikimedia Commons) – Midnights by Taylor Swift
We all know that Taylor has a bit of chaotic energy about here, and the Midhnights Era is proof. In this album, she tells secrets in the dark, laughs over a glass of champagne, and has a sneaky but passionate romance. It almost feels like the flirty night sky covered with stardust and holds wishes, confessions, and forever.
The midnight monogram should encapsulate all of that. So we are thinking it should include constellations, crescent moons and stardust. Think sleek, modern and endlessly romantic.
A polished sans-serif crest accented with a crescent moon, with the initials in the center. The design should evoke the feeling of twilight and light caught in a disco ball, as it is a celebration after all!
This palette pulls directly from the night sky and Taylor’s own Lavender Haze dreamworld. It’s giving mystery, romance that is passionate but stable.
| Color Name | Hex Code |
| Midnight Navy | #191970 |
| Lavender Haze | #B57EDC |
| Silver | #C0C0C0 |
| Stardust White | #F5F5F5 |
As for the fonts for Midnights monogram, we think that they should stay modern and timeless. Nueu Hass Grotesk or the Helvetica Neue are strong contenders keeping in mind they are part of the actual album branding. But for a cleaner midnight finish, we believe Futura, or even Montserrat Alternates, are good choices.
This design is a geometric marvel. The inverted T’s come together to create a striking icon, followed by the almost-there names of the bride and groom, adding more to its charm.
The ink splatter with bold font depicts the happy couple’s soft love and bold commitment. The colors represent the midnight sky, much like the album’s.
If the couple plans to go to New York for their nuptials, this monogram would be the perfect fit. It is eye-catching, and the negative space is used smartly to make out the two Ts.
Close your eyes and picture the monogram on mirrored escort cards and acrylic signs. Wouldn’t it be great if they had it stamped on the dancefloor? The monogram surely seeps into the whole wedding decor, making it look like a galaxy of love. We especially love the one with the ink splatter; it just screams midnight and a galaxy of possibilities.
Imagine after the after party, Taylor whispers to Travis, ‘Meet me at Midnight’ and they repeat their intimate vows that will be shared every midnight from here on out.
Image Source: By iTunes, Fair use. (Wikimedia Commons) – The 1989 cover by Taylor Swift
Swifties know that Taylor will never miss out on the golden hour from the city skyline. This album feels like all the love stories that happened against neon lights, on rooftops and on the move. The concept is modern, red lip, a little Ruby woo to woo Travis and rebellion. The 1989 monogram is simple in its essence but speaks volumes. It needs to be the ultimate city-chic crest for champagne under rooftop lights.
We think of the 1989 monogram as having clean but bold initials stacked within a geometrical frame, sort of like the border on Polaroids. To add a bit of personality, we can do neon or coral accents that resemble the city at golden hour. For color, we can add bubble gum pink and make it more wedding-coded.
For a fresh coastal breeze this color palette just works! And it would work even better if Taylor and Travis decide to have a beach wedding!
| Color Name | Hex Code |
| Ice Blue | #A7D3F3 |
| Bright White | #FFFFFF |
| Bubblegum Pink | #FFB6C1 |
| Neon Coral | #FF6B6B |
In the original branding on the album cover, Taylor features her handwriting, but let’s be honest: The backbone of 1989 was Trade Gothic paired with Feel Script. Not only is it clean and modern, but it also passes the vibe check. But if you want to add a bit of flair, Bickham Script Pro + Dante would also give that almost dreamy but clean look.
Love is always raw, and the handwritten script in this monogram looks like a good depiction of old but pure times. So 1989!
Pink skies and pretty eyes! Oh how beautiful the wedding will be and imagine this as the wedding monogram. Truly magical.
Like a breath of fresh air, this monogram looks different, so Taylor and Travis coded it. Their different personalities marry each other even in the monogram with the thick but small T and a thin but capital T.
This crest actually belongs in the skyline with glowing neon signage. It can give the feel of Polaroid on the place card or wedding invites. This design is less like a crest but more like a lightshow and we are ALL FOR It!
And what better way to tie it to the Taylor and Travis story if not with the iconic ‘I want you for worse or better, I would wait forever and ever’
Image Source: By iTunes, Fair use. (Wikimedia Commons) – The Red cover by Taylor Swift
Red is definitely Taylor’s color and her most popular album. It is like having a glass of merlot by the fire with the love of your life. This album screams love, the messy, consuming but unforgettable kind. And for the handsome groom and his blushing bride, red stands for passion, commitment, and a reborn love.
With the red monogram, we want to go less whimsical and more timeless, so maybe something like serif lettering that seems as if it has been carved in stone. We envision it to be framed with roses and sealed with tradition. It would definitely be a nod to the era of grandeur and declarations of love!
The Red monogram should be regal and romantic, so a picture with the intertwined initials in a strong serif would be near perfect. Rose motifs would add more magic. A wax seal-style border can also be a great addition to add royalty vibes and a bit of texture to the monogram, so it doesn’t seem like a 2D design but a complete experience.
An ivory dress with this palette would make heads turn all over the globe and we hope Taylor wears her symbolic red lips just for the Swifties.
| Color Name | Hex Code |
| #BE3455 | |
| Classic Red | #FF0000 |
| Ivory | #FFFFF0 |
| Antique Gold | #D4AF37 |
The typography should represent old-school romance with bold, burning passion. A script like Edwardian or Sudestada would be ethereal, especially if paired with a strong serif like Franchise Bold. The key is choosing the best font combos to complement the complete design. Another pair for the Red monogram can include a complementary wedding font pair, such as Montserrat Light + Playfair Display to give it a more romantic feel.
The bold and red Ts standing side by side perfectly depict the couple radiating love when they stand at the altar. The color, fonts, and design simply work!
The beautiful union of two T’s is a clever play on the Taylor and Travis wedding. Its red, its royal, and the pattern is Taylor personified.
The red spot, brown background and fawn colors letters are all a great choice for the royal wedding!
This is exactly the kind of monogram you press into wax seals, foil stamp onto wedding invitations, or layer onto velvet-wrapped menus. Add golden foil, ivory paper, and burgundy initials, and the design will be remembered for generations to come.
For Taylor and Travis, this will not just be a monogram; it will be like a seal of love. And Taylor can definitely say, ‘Loving him was red’!
And there you have it! Our little love letter to Taylor and Travis. If these designs ever make it to their big day, we hope they’d see them as more than just sketches, but as a wedding gift from one Swiftie heart to theirs.
If you have been swooning over these era-inspired designs, remember, you don’t have to be Taylor Swift to have a wedding monogram worthy of its own love story. At DesignMantic, we celebrate love and design so that you can bring your love story to life with our wedding monogram maker.
We have it all. Doesn’t matter if you’re looking for a Lover-style monogram or need something passionate like Red, you can create something that looks and feels uniquely yours within a few clicks and have your dream wedding.
So go on and design your happily ever after with DesignMantic wedding monogram maker. And just like Taylor and Travis, your love story deserves a monogram that lasts forever.
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