Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are officially married — and fans are patiently waiting for photo and video footage from inside the ceremony.
Swift and Kelce, both 36, exchanged vows on Friday, July 3, inside New York City’s iconic Madison Square Garden. A press release sent out after the nuptials confirmed that Adam Sandler officiated, and both Swift and Kelce were decked out in custom Dior looks.
The wedding had a star-studded guest list, with some guests sharing details from inside the ceremony, but pictures have yet to be released. Some Swifties have started to speculate, however, that Swift and Kelce plan to release a documentary surrounding the wedding — and what went into planning such a secret operation.
Several onlookers on Friday spotted a filming release at the MSG entrance, noting that cameras would be present. While this might seem obvious for any wedding, several outlets have shared photos of an exceptionally extensive message for anyone entering the iconic venue ahead of the wedding.
According to an image published by TMZ on Thursday, July 2, the filming notice listed dates from June 29 through Friday. The sign noted that the image and likeness of anyone passing through might be “inadvertently captured” in connection with “an event” taking place. There also appeared to be a note about “confidentiality.”
It has also been reported that there were “no parking” signs for a “film shoot” from June 20 to Saturday, July 4, set up around MSG.
Fans have shared theories on Reddit that these are hints a film regarding the wedding is in the works. Others have speculated that Swift wrote a song for the wedding, and there will be a music video coming soon. She has yet to confirm any theories.
Swift is, of course, no stranger to the documentary game. Recently, she released the Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour chronicling her epic concert run, which is currently available to stream via Disney+.
She also teamed up with the same streamer late last year for the six-part docuseries Taylor Swift: The End of an Era. Notably, former Disney CEO Bob Iger was reportedly invited to Friday’s wedding along with current Disney execs Dana Walden and David Greenbaum.
AMC Theaters CEO Adam Aron was also in attendance, sharing details about the wedding in a viral X post on Friday. However, his message has since been deleted.
“It did not look like Madison Square Garden,” Aron wrote in part. “Immediately upon entry, everything… floors, walls, ceiling … was draped in peach and white. Large blown up pictures of Taylor and Travis at each age, year by year, from one year-old to late teenager-hood, were on display.”
