Phones Banned, Glam On: Taylor Swift–Travis Kelce Wedding Details Emerge

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Rumours suggest Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s grand black-tie wedding at Madison Square Garden will host hundreds of guests, enforce phone bans, and feature a star-studded, secretive celebration
Phones Banned, Glam On: Taylor Swift–Travis Kelce Wedding Details Emerge
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The rumoured wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce is drawing closer, and new details about the celebration have started making headlines.

According to People, reports suggest the couple has planned a grand black-tie event at New York City's Madison Square Garden, with strict rules in place for guests.

According to People, guests attending the wedding will be required to follow a black-tie dress code. They will also have to leave their mobile phones behind, as a phone check will reportedly take place at the entrance.

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Reports also suggest that between 500 and 999 guests are expected to attend the wedding celebrations. George Kittle, Andy Reid, Graham Norton and Suki Waterhouse have reportedly confirmed they will attend, while celebrities including Ed Sheeran, Zoë Kravitz, Jack Antonoff and Stevie Nicks are also expected to be present, said People magazine.

Earlier this month, George Kittle shared that guests still did not know the exact wedding location.

He said Travis Kelce laughed when he asked about it and joked that everyone might end up boarding a plane to a secret destination. Kittle also revealed that guests have been asked not to bring wedding gifts, as per the publication.

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Preparations at Madison Square Garden reportedly began earlier this week, with trucks, equipment and decorations arriving at the venue.

Workers were also seen unloading boxes, including one marked "Garden Party," while more setup work continued over the following days. Red carpet was also spotted outside the venue before it was later removed.

(With inputs from ANI)