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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, who wed July 3 at Madison Square Garden, were seen holding hands and Swift flashed her wedding ring at JuJu Smith-Schuster and Laura Kruk’s wedding in Laguna Niguel a week later. The star-studded celebration reportedly cost around $30 million, with Swift in a custom Dior gown by Jonathan Anderson and Kelce in a gray suit as guests celebrated.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce made their first public appearance as newlyweds, holding hands at JuJu Smith-Schuster and Laura Kruk’s wedding in Laguna Niguel, California, about a week after their own star-studded ceremony at Madison Square Garden; Swift wore a pink floral gown and Kelce a gray suit as they mingled with guests including Patrick Mahomes.
Estimates for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s multi‑day Madison Square Garden wedding range from roughly $20–$25 million (per some experts) to $30 million+ (per Page Six sources). The breakdown cited includes $5–$10 million for renting/renovating MSG, about $5 million for decor, $2.5–$3 million for catering and guest services, around $2 million for attire and performances, and expensive personalized gifts. NYC officials say Swift also covered the permit and police overtime costs, with overtime cited at over $160,000.
A week after Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, Jason Kelce described it as a “good time” and told a fan it was “great,” adding he drank “way over” 15 beers; Kylie Kelce called the event “incredible” in a fan video, and Donna Kelce called it “magical,” with other tabloid-worthy details (A-listers, Parmesan-wheel pasta, Chanel raffle) noted as further reactions await in upcoming coverage.
Former NFL lineman Taylor Lewan vented on his podcast about not being invited to Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's wedding, revealing a now-deleted angry voice message and questioning the invite process after seeing a guest list that included high-profile names; he stressed he wasn't trying to take away from the occasion and noted his friendship with Will Compton, with Compton having previously spoken up about the snub.
Rolling Stone counts down 10 of the most over-the-top celebrity weddings, from Madonna and Sean Penn’s 1985 Malibu ceremony to Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s 2025 Venice fete, detailing extravagant venues, guest lists, designer gowns, and media spectacle that helped redefine celebrity wedding culture.
Rumors say Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may wed at Madison Square Garden on July 3 in a multi-day private celebration that could mirror Sly Stone’s 1974 MSG wedding, with an intimate kickoff for about 100 guests and a larger 1,000-guest event, street-closure permits around MSG, and rumored performances by Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw—though neither has commented.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will host an intimate rehearsal dinner for about 100 guests inside the Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden on July 2 to keep paparazzi at bay, then a larger wedding for 1,000–2,000 guests at MSG on July 3. A castle‑style garden installation is said to be built for the ceremony, with guests including Selena Gomez, Zoë Kravitz, Ed Sheeran, Karlie Kloss, Suki Waterhouse and Gigi Hadid; Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw may perform. Deliveries labeled “Garden Party” arrived at the venue, a red carpet was briefly rolled out and removed, and privacy concerns reportedly led the couple to choose MSG over Swift’s Rhode Island home, with plans expanded to invite more guests.
French model Thylane Blondeau, long celebrated as the “most beautiful girl in the world,” married partner Ben Attal in a Paris town hall ceremony three months after announcing their engagement. She wore a white couture gown with a capelet, the couple arrived in a platinum Porsche, and the ceremony capped a relationship that began in 2020 with the Eiffel Tower backdrop completing the wedding scene.
Jersey Shore star Jenni “JWoww” Farley quietly wed pro wrestler Zack Carpinello in a surprise, Disney‑themed ceremony in Old Bridge, New Jersey, inviting about 50 guests under the pretense of a film screening for Farley’s movie Nanny Cam; the mayor officiated, the venue featured Beauty and the Beast motifs and ruby accents, and their children participated with keepsakes, marking seven years together since they went public in 2019.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift reportedly told wedding guests to bring no gifts for their July 3 Madison Square Garden ceremony in NYC, a no-gifts rule revealed by George Kittle; the guest list includes fellow stars and Swift’s Rhode Island pre-wedding celebrations, while Kelce enjoyed LA bachelor festivities ahead of the wedding.
Taylor Swift surprised guests at Travis Kelce’s Tight End University welcome party in Nashville, posing in an all-green ensemble with Kelce and TEU founders George Kittle and Greg Olsen as wedding chatter swirls; reports have floated a July 3 ceremony at Madison Square Garden, after Swift’s recent TEU appearances and Kelce’s California and Rhode Island bachelor/bachelorette celebrations.
Travis Kelce was spotted partying with friends at Chris Lake’s Los Angeles show, even joining the DJ on stage and spraying bubbles, as wedding rumors between him and Taylor Swift ramp up ahead of a July Madison Square Garden ceremony. Swift is reportedly lining up a star-studded guest list and has even extended an olive branch by inviting Blake Lively to attend.
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner released official wedding photos from their Sicily ceremony, featuring Lipa in a Chanel Haute Couture gown with a feathered veil and Turner in a Louis Vuitton suit, captioning the carousel “Mr & Mrs” after a London civil ceremony—part of a lavish three‑day celebration at Villa Valguarnera.
TMZ reports that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce canceled their Rhode Island wedding plans after word leaked about the Ocean House venue, opting for a larger July 3 celebration at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The couple have reportedly begun pre-wedding celebrations, and security around Swift’s Rhode Island home has been stepped up as the search for a new venue unfolds.