Guests have started arriving in New York City for the wedding celebration of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, with the event rumored to be taking place at Madison Square Garden.
British television host Graham Norton was among the first to arrive at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Wednesday, accompanied by his husband Jono McLeod. Swift had previously invited Norton to her wedding during an appearance on his BBC chat show last October, mentioning that narrowing down the guest list was the most stressful part of planning. Phoebe Waller-Bridge was also spotted arriving at the airport on Wednesday with family. Dua Lipa was another notable figure seen in New York City.
Swift and Kelce reportedly have a "no ring, no bring" policy for the celebration, meaning only married or engaged guests are permitted to bring a plus-one. This rule has reportedly sparked debate, with wedding planners calling it "outdated."
Other guests reportedly in New York or nearby include Anya Taylor-Joy and her husband Malcolm McRae.
Ed Sheeran, a longtime friend of Swift, was seen dining with Aaron Dessner, a collaborator on her albums "Folklore" and "Evermore," in Malta, New York. Swift has previously joked about Sheeran's tendency to take the microphone at events. Sabrina Carpenter, who opened for Swift on parts of her Eras Tour, was also seen dining out in New York's West Village.
Dua Lipa was also photographed entering Electric Lady Studios in New York alongside Camila Cabello, sparking speculation about potential musical collaborations for the event.
An insider reported in early June that Swift and Kelce had chosen Madison Square Garden as the venue and were embracing the idea of a "spectacle" wedding. Sources also indicated that guests are required to sign non-disclosure agreements before receiving wedding details, a requirement that also extends to close friends and family.
The couple, who became engaged in August 2025 after two years of dating, have reportedly allocated $160,000 for law enforcement presence at the venue. 
