The morning after the night before! Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding guests surface from their hotels after partying until the early hours

and 's wedding guests are trying to hide their eyebags and are chugging large coffees to get through the morning as they leave their ritzy hotels before their checkout deadlines. 

Former Philadelphia Eagles star, Zach Ertz, and his wife, Julie, looked worse for wear on Saturday morning, with the latter clutching what appeared to be a giant iced coffee in her hand and haphazardly clipping her claw clip to her tank top. 

Both were miles away from their star-studded looks last night, as they kept it casual for the return flights home, with Julie wearing jeans and a tank top, while her beau wore basketball shorts and a white t-shirt. 

Rams quarterback, Matthew Stafford, also kept it casual with a white T-shirt and baseball hat, while he kept his tired eyes closed off behind black sunglasses.  

Other wedding guests leaving the ritzy Manhattan hotel also kept their outfits comfy and light, as has been plagued by a heat wave, with temperatures expected to hit a high of 96F Saturday. 

The guests got barely any sleep after Swift and Kelce's wedding, as they were up late partying away inside Madison Square Garden, where the couple . 

Very little about the party has escaped the lips of guests, who were contracted under an iron-clad NDA leading up to the wedding. 

Guests were even said to have received last-minute information about the nuptials in order to keep everything under a tight lid. 

The couple also celebrated with more than just sports stars, as Swift's Hollywood friends, such as Sabrina Carpenter and Hugh Grant, were also seen at the ceremony.  

AMC CEO Adam Aron has given the most insight into the beautiful ceremony, writing in a now-deleted X post that the sports arena 'did not look like Madison Square Garden.'

'Immediately upon entry, everything... floors, walls, ceilings... 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.' 

He said the space was 'devoid of any notion that a basketball or hockey game [had] ever shared the space.' 

'Somehow, magically, someone created an outdoor garden at a lush countryside retreat,' he wrote. 

'Everything draped off this time in green and white. Real flowers and I think artificial trees welcomed fifteen rows of maybe 75 or so chairs. They say there were around one thousand attendees, but surprisingly, it all felt intimate and small.

'It was such a privilege to be THERE,' he wrote. 

He also remarked on the couple's vows, which both wrote their own, stating they were 'long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent, and endearing.' 

'What was clear above all else was simply this: their profound love. This is no small love. Each at the absolute pinnacle of their worlds. Each so obviously head over heels about having found their soulmate.' 

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