Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have two events
According to TMZ, a large building is being built inside the themed garden in the New York City stadium for the celebrations of July 3. At the same time, ABC News, citing those familiar with the plans, said that Madison Square Garden is preparing to hold two events related to the much-anticipated wedding celebrations.According to reports, one event is scheduled to take place on Thursday at 6 p.m and will welcome about 100 guests. The second, larger celebration is expected to begin Friday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. and continue until 4:00 a.m. Saturday morning. About 1,000 guests are expected to attend the second event.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce roll out the lavender carpet
Ahead of the weekend’s celebrations, vans full of flowers, containers and backdrops arrived at the venue, causing excitement among Swifties. With just two days to go, the crew was seen rolling out the red carpet before taking it down, and according to Page Six, preparing the lavender carpet.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce on marriage safety
According to ABC, large wedding celebrations will be held under strict no-phone rules, which apply not only to guests but also to vendors and security personnel.The company also says it has obtained permits to temporarily close portions of West 31st Street and West 33rd Street to vehicles and pedestrians. Since the event is being held indoors, reports say that large tents and a canopy are also expected to be installed at the venue so that guests can see them when they arrive and leave the wedding.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce perform ‘Garden Party’
On Tuesday, workers were recently seen taking down large, covered pieces, bearing the inscriptions – “Garden Party 1 (Scenic)” and “GP.” Videos of the equipment arriving at the venue went viral on social media, drawing links between the wedding theme and Travis’ dreamy decor. A number of flower trucks were also seen arriving and parking outside the building, ahead of the maintenance work.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have asked guests to sign NDAs
TMZ also reported that guests were asked to sign non-broadcast agreements to avoid being leaked. Meanwhile, the report also says that each call has been individually identified as a way to preserve the couple’s privacy.