Taylor Swift fans René Hurtado and Max Bochman tied the knot during the singer’s concert in Glendale Swift City, Arizona on Saturday.
The couple’s front-row ceremony was officiated by Hurtado’s maid of honour, who got ordained with the state for the occasion. Hurtado said security guards at the concert were onboard.
The bride, in a gown from Anthropologie, and the groom, in an Indochino suit, exchanged vows while Swift was changing outfits in between “All Too Well” and “Invisible String.”
The bride-to-be said in a TikTok video that she did some intel at Swift’s concert the night before to determine the ideal time for the nuptials. “All of her slow, quiet songs are typically break-up songs,” Hurtado explained.
The maid of honour's boyfriend served as official photographer and the couple’s witnesses included several of her gal pals who rushed up from their floor seats.
A self-described “hardcore Swiftie,” Hurtado said “anyone who knows me is not surprised that I wanted to do this.”
Swift did not acknowledge the newlyweds in the front row but Hurtado said someone from the pop star's team gave her a guitar pick as a memento.
The couple is still planning to have a traditional wedding next March – where she plans to walk down the aisle to “Invisible String.”