and weren't about to let guests leave the wedding of the decade empty-handed.
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The custom wedding favor Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce gave guests includes one of the singer's iconic lyrics
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce weren't about to let guests leave the wedding of the decade empty-handed.After months of feverish speculation, cryptic clues and e...
After months of feverish speculation, cryptic clues and endless wedding rumors, the superstar couple tied the knot in front of around 1,000 family members, friends and A-list celebrities during an on Friday.
The morning after the lavish bash, country star Maren Morris gave fans a peek inside the festivities by sharing a series of glamorous Instagram snaps from the wedding, including one unexpected keepsake.
Tucked at the end of the carousel was a custom handkerchief gifted to guests as a wedding favor - and Swifties were quick to spot a subtle nod to the singer's music.
The personalized memento featured the couple's bespoke wedding logo, made up of two intertwined Ts framed by hearts, alongside the wedding date, July 3, 2026, and the location, .
But the sweetest touch was embroidered in one corner: the opening lyric from Swift's 2014 hit Blank Space - 'So it's gonna be forever...'
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce weren't about to let guests leave the wedding of the decade empty-handed as their wedding favor has been revealed
The morning after the lavish bash, country star Maren Morris gave fans a peek inside the festivities by sharing a series of glamorous Instagram snaps from the wedding, including one unexpected keepsake
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Morris even nodded to the newlyweds in her caption, borrowing a famous line from Swift's 2008 hit Love Story as she wrote: 'Baby just say yes.'
But the custom handkerchief wasn't the only lavish keepsake guests received during the wedding weekend.
Morris even nodded to the newlyweds in her caption, borrowing a famous line from Swift's 2008 hit Love Story as she wrote: 'Baby just say yes'; Above, Morris with Kelsea Ballerini
According to Aron, the couple exchanged vows that were 'long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent and endearing.'
'Then the vows. Long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent and endearing explorations by each as to how they met, why they want to be with each other for all eternity, the promises they made in joining their much-beloved two whole families (Kelce's and Swift's) as one, and committing to their new mutual life together,' he wrote.
Aron said the ceremony took place inside a transformed Madison Square Garden that 'did not look like Madison Square Garden,' with the venue draped in 'peach and white' and decorated with oversized photos of the bride and groom from childhood through their teenage years.
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According to Aron, Kelce looked 'handsome' in a white tuxedo while Swift stunned in a white wedding gown with a long veiled train before an officiant who was 'warm and welcoming, funny and eloquent' led the ceremony.
After the couple sealed their marriage with what Aron described as a 'sweep you off your feet kiss,' guests moved into an elaborate 'Secret Garden'-themed reception featuring five-story illuminated trees, an A-list crowd, lavish food and drink and plenty of music.
He ended his post by calling the ceremony 'real, pure, true joy' and declaring that, in a world filled with conflict and division, the couple's wedding proved 'that love conquers all.'
Aron wasn't the only wedding guest to offer a glimpse inside the ultra-private ceremony.
During Saturday's Good Morning America, hosts Robin Roberts, Michael Strahan and George Stephanopoulos revealed they had all attended the star-studded celebration.
The guest was AMC CEO Adam Aron, who shared an unusually detailed account of the ceremony in a since-deleted post (above)
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During Saturday's Good Morning America, hosts Robin Roberts, Michael Strahan and George Stephanopoulos revealed they had all attended the star-studded celebration
They also echoed Aron's description of an event that somehow felt intimate despite taking place inside Madison Square Garden.
As the trio reflected on what Strahan called the couple's 'dream wedding,' conversation soon turned to the ceremony itself and the vows that had captivated fans.
'Oh, and their vows,' Roberts said, sounding visibly impressed. 'They wrote their own. Mmm.'
While Roberts didn't divulge any further details, her comments appeared to reinforce Aron's account that the personal exchange between Swift and Kelce was one of the standout moments of the day.
The heartfelt vows came after the first night of the wedding extravaganza, when the couple hosted a far more intimate celebration for around 100 of their closest family members and friends.
A Daily Mail insider revealed there were 'lots of speeches' throughout the evening, with both Swift and Kelce acting as emcees.
In an adorable personal touch, Kelce introduced Swift's loved ones before they addressed the room, while the singer returned the favor by inviting his closest friends and family to the microphone.
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