It appears that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce exchanged vows over the weekend right in the heart of Manhattan.

The Associated Press reports that Swift and Kelce tied the knot at Madison Square Garden on Friday, joined by hundreds or possibly thousands of their closest friends, family members, and fans. Welcome to New York, indeed.

Although preparations stayed under wraps, Swift and Kelce's inner circle arrived at the venue in formal attire on Friday afternoon. By evening, digital displays outside the arena read "JUST & T MARRIED," a clear nod to the couple.

Swift's team did not immediately reply to inquiries from Business Insider regarding the event. Nevertheless, the AP noted that Adam Sandler led the ceremony, with Swift's brother acting as man of honor and Kelce's brother Jason serving as best man.

Here is a summary of all confirmed details surrounding Swift and Kelce's celebration.

The couple booked Madison Square Garden for three days

Page Six first revealed in early June that Swift and Kelce intended to hold their wedding at MSG, the city's premier sports and entertainment arena.

TMZ indicated that more than 1,000 guests were anticipated at the ceremony. The outlet also stated that the couple spent millions to secure the space for several days, an expense easily covered given Swift's recent $2 billion net worth and Kelce's own substantial earnings.

The New York Times confirmed the booking, referencing an entertainment executive who noted Swift had reserved MSG for July 2 and July 3.

A City Hall spokesperson also verified to CBS News that permits were obtained to close surrounding streets from July 2 through July 4.

The choice of the Fourth of July weekend aligns with Swift's tradition of hosting grand Independence Day gatherings at her Rhode Island home.

In 2023, after parting ways with Matty Healy, Swift marked the holiday with friends including the Haim sisters and Selena Gomez, later posting images on July 7, the opening night of the Eras Tour at Arrowhead Stadium where Kelce first noticed her.

"Happy belated Independence Day from your local neighborhood independent girlies," Swift captioned the post. "See you tonight Kansas Cityyy."

The couple has reportedly transformed the venue

Swift and Kelce reportedly enlisted crews to redesign the interior of MSG. A source told People magazine, "I've never seen it look so different."

Several trucks were observed outside the arena in the days before the event. People noted equipment marked "Mirror Ball" and "Garden Party," possibly practical labels or subtle references for fans.

Swift's 2020 track "Mirrorball" from the album Folklore comes to mind, while "Garden Party" may echo her 2012 song "The Lucky One," which mentions choosing a rose garden over Madison Square.

Page Six had reported plans for a castle inside the venue, though People sources offered a different description.

"Not a castle, but it looks very special," one source said. "They have grass, carpets, and canopies, and it looks like a place where you'd get married. There's a stage set up, but it's special."

The couple wore Dior and Cartier, while guests sported black tie

The pair chose Christian Dior Haute Couture, complemented by custom Christian Louboutin footwear and Cartier jewelry for Swift, according to the AP.

Guests including Erin Andrews entered the venue dressed in black tie throughout the weekend.

Kelce's brother was his best man, and Swift's brother was her man of honor

Jason Kelce served as best man for his brother Travis, while Austin Swift acted as man of honor for his sister Taylor, per an email from publicist Tree Paine cited by the AP.

Austin Swift, Taylor's younger brother, maintains a lower profile yet has contributed as a producer on select projects and appeared in the couple's shared social media posts.

Kelce's teammates have booked hotel rooms in Times Square, according to reports

The New York Times reported that several Kansas City Chiefs players reserved rooms at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square for the holiday weekend, citing a source familiar with the arrangements.

Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw were expected to perform at the ceremony

Rolling Stone sources indicated Stevie Nicks planned to attend and perform. Swift has long cited Nicks as a key influence, and Nicks contributed a poem to Swift's 2024 album The Tortured Poets Department while voicing support for the relationship.

Page Six added that Tim McGraw was also set to perform, creating a notable full-circle moment given Swift's debut single named after him two decades ago.

The Swift-Kelce wedding guest list included many celebrities

Attendees spotted included Hugh Jackman, Jason Sudeikis, Dakota Johnson, Ed Sheeran, and Jack Antonoff. Camila Cabello shared a video en route to the event.

Other likely guests encompass Gigi Hadid, Selena Gomez, the Haim sisters, and childhood friend Abigail Anderson Berard, referenced in Swift's songs "Fifteen" and "Ruin the Friendship."

One insider told Page Six the gathering could surpass the Met Gala in scale.

This story is developing. Check back for updates.