▲ Taylor Swift (right) and Travis Kelce
Following the private wedding ceremony of pop star Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce on July 3 (local time), details about the event have finally emerged.
On July 7 (local time), People magazine and NBC reported that the wedding, held at Madison Square Garden in New York, was a grand affair featuring performances by famous celebrities, a wedding officiant, and high-value prize giveaways.
A source familiar with the wedding details explained that Swift walked down the aisle to her song "Love Story," and that both Swift and Kelce each read their wedding vows for 20 minutes.
The handkerchiefs provided for guests were embroidered with a heart logo featuring the couple's intertwined initials, "T," along with the line "This is going to be forever..." from the lyrics of Swift's song "Blank Space."
Actor Adam Sandler, who officiated the ceremony, offered the couple advice to "keep kissing."
Sandler previously formed a connection with Kelce through the movie "Happy Gilmore 2."
In addition, 1,000 guests attended the event, including NFL stars such as Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes, and model Gigi Hadid.
One guest described the atmosphere by saying, "Everywhere you looked, there was a star," and director Joseph Kahn compared the event to the Met Gala, the world's largest fashion event.
Celebratory performances also took place.
It was reported that Paul McCartney sang The Beatles' "I Want to Hold Your Hand," and Stevie Nicks also performed.
During the party, a raffle featured luxury bags as prizes, along with the Chevrolet Chevelle that Kelce drove on his first date with Swift in 2023.
Jackie Tranquill, wife of NFL player Drew Tranquill, revealed on social media that she won a Chanel bag worth $6,700, or approximately 10 million won.
As of now, no photos of Swift in her wedding dress have been released.
However, it is reported that Swift wore a Dior wedding dress, Cartier jewelry, and Christian Louboutin shoes.
(Photo: AP, Yonhap News)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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