Preparations for what is rumored to be the wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly underway at Madison Square Garden. Trucks carrying equipment were observed arriving at the New York City arena on Monday, with security barriers surrounding the loading area.
While the singer-songwriter and the NFL star have not officially confirmed their wedding location, the arrival of substantial equipment suggests the venue may host their ceremony. Photos show semi-trailer trucks parked outside the arena with their doors open, revealing crates and what appears to be audio and lighting equipment. Some of the signage on the equipment indicated it was from "TAIT," a company that provides staging and technical services for live events. One trailer sign read "AUD BUILD DECK," suggesting audio components for a celebration.
Mixed with the technical equipment were hints related to Swift's career. One crate bore a sign that read, "Return to Nashville," potentially referencing her song of the same name. Another crate was marked "40" Mirror Ball," possibly alluding to her song "Mirrorball" from the album Folklore. Flyers from "Jet Sets," a Los Angeles-based company specializing in sets and scenery for large-scale events, were also visible on some crates. The company's phone number was listed on the flyers. Forklifts were utilized to unload much of the gear, some of which was covered in tarps.
![One crate spotted by the publication had '40" Mirror Ball' printed on the side, which may have been a reference to Swift's Top 40 hit Mirrorball, which was featured on her 2020 surprise album Folklore; she and Kelce are pictured in January 2024 in Baltimore, Maryland]( "A crate marked '40" Mirror Ball' was seen among the equipment.")
Additional equipment from transportation, lighting, and piping and draping services were also noted, according to Page Six. Despite some vendors appearing open about their involvement, other businesses reportedly had their names obscured on the equipment for added secrecy. The Daily Mail has reached out to Swift's representative for comment but had not yet received a response.