Fans who braved record-breaking heat for hours outside Madison Square Garden received a surprise treat from the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding celebration. Dozens of fans gathered behind barricades on July 3, hoping to catch a glimpse of celebrities or the couple themselves.

The wedding, which saw Swift and Kelce, both 36, tie the knot in front of approximately 1,000 guests, was a star-studded event in Manhattan. While fans outside did not see the bride and groom, a catering company truck left the venue and stopped to distribute what appeared to be leftover wedding desserts to the waiting crowd. Footage of the moment, shared on X by user @eternal1te, showed a police officer handing a box of desserts to ecstatic fans. The user's caption stated, "The catering company for Taylor Swift is handing out wedding desserts for fans outside the venue."

This gesture was met with widespread approval from many of Swift's fans, who praised the singer's thoughtfulness. Comments on social media included sentiments like "Only Taylor would feed the fans waiting outside" and "This is why people love her. She always thinks about the fans."

However, the giveaway also drew criticism. Some online commentators compared Swift to Marie Antoinette, referencing the historical figure's alleged "Let them eat cake" remark. Others questioned the fans' decision to wait in extreme heat, with one comment stating, "Standing there is optional by the way."

The fans had gathered in anticipation of the wedding, which had been the subject of widespread rumors regarding details such as the bridal party and the designer of Swift's gown. Ultimately, Dior was reported to have designed the dress. The event itself was described as a "colossal blowout" in Manhattan. The couple confirmed their marriage at 7:30 p.m. with video advertisements displayed at the venue that read "JUST MARRIED!"

Among the notable guests in attendance were Ethan Hawke, Julia Roberts, Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid, and Zoe Kravitz. The arena was transformed into a fairytale-inspired setting for the celebration. Reports indicated that some dedicated fans had been waiting outside the venue for days prior to the event, despite the high temperatures.

After months of rumors and conflicting reports about everything from the bridal party to the gown designer (it was ultimately Dior ), the couple, both 36, finally tied the knot in front of 1,000 of their closest friends, including A-listers galore, in a colossal blowout in Manhattan on Friday Devoted fans braved record-breaking temperatures at Madison Square Garden on July 3 in hopes of catching a glimpse of Taylor Swift marrying Travis Kelce The giveaway came after hundreds of fans lined the streets surrounding Madison Square Garden throughout the day, despite the 100 degree heat