Kylie Kelce Weighs In on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Grand Madison Square Garden Wedding

Kylie Kelce has shared her first public reaction to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce‘s lavish wedding at Madison Square Garden, describing the celebration as “incredible.”

Speaking to PEOPLE on Thursday while attending the American Century Championship in Stateline, Nevada, Kylie offered a brief but positive assessment of the July 3 ceremony. The Not Gonna Lie podcast host did not reveal further details about the event, which brought together family members, teammates, and a long list of celebrity guests in New York City.

Her husband, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, also commented on the wedding while interacting with fans at the golf tournament. Jason, who served as Travis Kelce’s best man, said the wedding “was a good time” and later described the festivities as “great.”

When asked whether he drank more than 15 beers during the celebration, he joked that the total was “way over” that figure. According to a source, Jason and Kylie Kelce’s four daughters, Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett, and Finnley, served as flower girls during the ceremony. Taylor Swift’s brother, Austin Swift, was her Man of Honor.

The couple has not publicly released official photographs from the wedding. However, reports from attendees and guests have revealed several details about the celebration. Brad Pitt, Selena Gomez, Tom Brady, and several other high-profile guests attended the event at Madison Square Garden.

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According to People, the couple exchanged 20-minute vows during the ceremony, with Kelce becoming more emotional. An insider told the outlet that Swift reflected on Travis’ kindness during his school years, recalling that he would spend time with classmates who were being bullied despite being a star athlete. The ceremony took place nearly a year after the pair announced their engagement in August 2025.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding reportedly carried a price tag of up to $30 million

The wedding has also drawn attention for its reported cost, with The Knot Worldwide estimating the total budget at between $20 million and more than $30 million.

Esther Lee, editorial director at The Knot Worldwide, told Page Six that securing Madison Square Garden, including several days for venue access and production setup, likely cost between $5 million and $10 million. She estimated another $5 million was spent on florals and decor to transform the arena into an intimate wedding venue.

Lee also estimated that catering, guest services and logistics for approximately 1,100 attendees totaled between $2.5 million and $3 million. Bridal attire, menswear and entertainment were projected to add another $2 million. Customized guest gifts, including candle sets inspired by the couple’s favorite scents, personalized “T&T” branding and interactive games, also contributed to the overall cost.

We estimate the total cost sits in the $20 million to $30+ million range, cementing it as a massive economic engine for the local NY economy and broader wedding industry at large.

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According to Lee, privacy was the priority during the planning process, making Madison Square Garden an ideal venue because it allowed for extensive security measures, controlled access and street closures. Once those logistics were finalized, planners focused on redesigning the large arena into a more intimate setting for the ceremony and reception.

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