Despite a reported no-phones policy, details are beginning to surface from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, which took place on Friday at Madison Square Garden.

The event, described as "intimate" by attendees, saw the couple exchange vows they had written themselves.

Among the notable moments, Adam Sandler reportedly officiated the ceremony and performed an original song that was both humorous and touching, focusing on the couple's love.

This development offers a unique insight into the personal touches incorporated into the high-profile event.

Guests, including AMC Theaters CEO Adam Aron, Maren Morris, and *Good Morning America* hosts Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, and Michael Strahan, have shared their experiences.

Aron, in a now-deleted tweet, described the venue as being transformed with peach and white draping, featuring blown-up pictures of Swift and Kelce from childhood.

He noted that a section of MSG was cordoned off to create an "outdoor garden" atmosphere with real flowers and artificial trees, making the event feel intimate despite the reported thousand attendees.

*Good Morning America* hosts confirmed that Swift and Kelce read their vows from "little books," with Stephanopoulos calling them "real, vulnerable, serious, and silly." Robin Roberts also confirmed that Stevie Nicks performed, as had been previously reported.

Michael Strahan added that it was "their dream wedding."

Maren Morris shared an image on Instagram of a handkerchief reportedly given to guests, embroidered with lace, the couple's initials, the wedding date and location, and the "Blank Space" lyric, "So it’s gonna be forever…" This detail is particularly significant as Kelce had previously identified "Blank Space" as one of his favorite Swift songs.

Further reports indicate that Jason Kelce's daughters served as flower girls, scattering petals as Swift walked down the aisle to one of her own songs played by a string ensemble.

The reception decor was described as a blend of *Alice in Wonderland* and *The Wizard of Oz*, with a forest-like ambiance featuring ferns and trees.

Paul McCartney also reportedly performed, delivering a rendition of The Beatles’ “I Want to Hold Your Hand.” Food for the reception was reportedly provided by Zero Bond, alongside Italian cuisine and multiple bars.