Taylor Swift and Travis KelceTalk of the wedding has been nothing short of America’s royal wedding – and it’s only getting bigger. Earlier reports said that the couple’s wedding ceremony will be held at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The world-renowned stadium, which holds 22,000 people, has now been confirmed as his destination, where the billionaire singer will walk down the aisle to reveal the next chapter of his love story.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce: The streets of Madison Square Garden will be closed
The permit was given to the city to close the streets around Madison Square Garden from July 2, 2026, until noon on July 4, 2026, for a ceremony that took place on July 3, 2026, according to the latest report of the New York Times. The popular event planning company, Winick Productions, reportedly submitted an application to New York City’s Street Activity Permit Office in early June.In addition, the company requested to set up a tent or roof outside the venue, which can accommodate 509 to 999 guests. Also, the permit requested a place for the trucks to unload and pick up important items for the event.Many members of the Kansas City Chiefs team have booked hotel rooms for the dates surrounding July 3, 2026, in Times Square, at the mall. In addition, when an official of the city explained the preparations, he confirmed that the wedding will take place on the day that the rumors were heard.Amtrak police, who manage security on the ground floor, have been asked to wait for Taylor Swift at the end of July 4, 2026, week. As for the mayor of NYC, Zohran Mamdanihe explained the wedding in a press conference last week. “We are the biggest city in the country,” he said, according to The Independent, before adding, “We are used to big events, and we are very happy about this.”
About Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s no gifts policy
Previously, Travis Kelce’s partner, George Kittle, the tight end of the San Francisco 49ers, explained the wedding. Speaking to ExtraTV, the athlete revealed that the couple has a strict “no gifts” policy at the event.