Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are married. The couple tied the knot on July 3 at Madison Square Garden in New York, capping off a multiday celebration that started with a rehearsal dinner the night before.
The Ceremony
Adam Sandler officiated the wedding, and the couple skipped a traditional wedding party altogether: Taylor’s brother served as her Man of Honor, while Travis’s brother Jason, his longtime co-host on the podcast New Heights, stood in as Best Man. Roughly 1,000 guests attended the black-tie ceremony, and both Taylor and Travis wore custom designs from Christian Dior Haute Couture.
Who Was There
The rehearsal dinner on July 2 drew about 100 guests to the Infosys Theater, a more intimate lead-up to the main event. The wedding itself pulled in a stacked celebrity guest list, including Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid, Camila Cabello, Ed Sheeran, Ethan Hawke, and Taylor’s longtime best friend Abigail Anderson.
A $26 Million Wedding Gift to Charity
Alongside the celebration, the couple donated $26 million to 20 national charities, timing a major act of philanthropy to coincide with the wedding rather than treating it as a separate announcement.
The Two Paths That Led Here
Swift and Kelce built two of the most dominant public careers in music and football, respectively, before their relationship became one of the most closely tracked in recent memory. For the full picture of how each of them got to Madison Square Garden this week, we’ve put together career profiles on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.