The wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, which took place on Friday at Madison Square Garden in front of approximately 1,000 guests, featured several personalized touches for attendees. Among the keepsakes was a custom handkerchief, which country star Maren Morris shared on Instagram, featuring the couple's intertwined 'TT' monogram, the wedding date of July 3, 2026, and the New York City location. A corner of the handkerchief was embroidered with the opening lyric from Swift's 2014 song 'Blank Space': 'So it's gonna be forever...'
Morris also alluded to Swift's 2008 hit 'Love Story' in her Instagram caption, writing, 'Baby just say yes.'
Attendees of the intimate rehearsal dinner on Thursday also received a lavish gift: a velvet box embossed with the couple's monogram. According to reports, the box contained a diamond-adorned champagne flute and a card printed with the garden from the couple's engagement photos.
Further details about the ceremony were shared by AMC CEO Adam Aron in a now-deleted post on X. Aron described the vows exchanged by Swift and Kelce as 'long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent and endearing.' He also detailed the ceremony's setting within a transformed Madison Square Garden, draped in peach and white and decorated with enlarged photos of the couple from their youth. Aron noted Kelce wore a white tuxedo and Swift a white wedding gown, and that the officiant was 'warm and welcoming, funny and eloquent.'
Following the ceremony, guests attended a 'Secret Garden'-themed reception characterized by illuminated trees and extensive food and drink offerings.
Good Morning America hosts Robin Roberts, Michael Strahan, and George Stephanopoulos, who also attended the wedding, echoed the sentiment that the event felt both grand and intimate. They confirmed that Swift and Kelce wrote their own vows, a detail that impressed Roberts.