Taylor Swift brought the romance to Chiefs player George Karlaftis’ Greece wedding in a stunning blue midi dress.
The “Cruel Summer” songstress was pictured in newly surfaced photos from Karlaftis’ destination nuptials to Kaia Harris on May 9, wearing a $1,950 Zimmerman Rebellion Blue Midi Dress while posing with pals.
She amped up the stylish look with Reformation Waldena 50MM Block-Heel Sandals ($248) and a pair of white gold De Beers Arpeggia One Line earrings valued at over $36,000.
The Grammy-winning songstress completed the gorgeous look with an Ancient Roman 1st Century BC Goddess Vacuna Coin diamond 18K gold pendant valued at $2,990, and her already iconic old mine brilliant cut diamond engagement ring from fiancé Travis Kelce — which could be worth up to $1 million.
As the photos circulated online, fans gushed over the perfect spring wedding look.
“Beautiful! Taylor looks stunning in that floral dress So happy for the couple!” one person wrote, while another added, “I knew some good pictures of the Greece wedding would come out. They just had to find the right ones when they all got home.”
A third person gushed, “That dress could win MVP,” referencing Kelce’s position as tight end with the Kansas City Chiefs.
A fourth noted that, “The light isn’t doing [the dress] justice,” and a fifth commented, “omg her dress is so pretty,” while adding a starry-eyed emoji.
Kelce and Swift, who are said to be marrying in July in New York, enjoyed a phenomenal trip to London prior to heading to Greece for their pals’ nuptials.
Kelce divulged during a “New Heights” podcast episode earlier this month that the famed couple “for the most part, had some really good food and enjoyed some plays” while in London.
They also enjoyed Noah Jupe and Sadie Sink’s “phenomenal” performances in “Romeo & Juliet” on the West End.
“I had the best Indian food — well, I’ll say second because [my personal chef], Kumar [Ferguson], makes the best,” the NFL star noted of the pair’s Gymkhana dinner.
“It was one of the most surprising meals I’ve ever had,” he went on, calling the restaurant — which would likely typically have been out of his comfort zone — “f–king remarkable” and “damn good.”
While across the pond, the duo also visited Gordon Ramsay’s Lucky Cat restaurant.
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