Taylor Swift's secret wedding plans reportedly exposed in NYPD memo

A reported New York Police Department (NYPD) memo has revealed new details about the highly anticipated wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, although neither the couple nor their representatives has publicly confirmed the plans.

According to multiple reports, the memo is titled Taylor Swift wedding at Madison Square Garden and outlines a schedule for two days of celebrations in New York City. The documents reportedly indicate that a rehearsal dinner for approximately 100 guests is expected to take place on 2 July, followed by a larger celebration on 3 July attended by around 1,000 guests.

The reported schedule states that guests will arrive for a cocktail hour before the ceremony, which is expected to be held inside Madison Square Garden, with a reception continuing into the early hours of the following morning. Reports also claim the reception could feature performances by Stevie Nicks and Tim McGraw, while a large castle-inspired set has reportedly been constructed inside the venue.

Despite the detailed schedule, speculation continues that the actual wedding ceremony may be held at a separate undisclosed location before guests return for the larger celebration. These reports remain unconfirmed.

Media reports have also suggested that a significant police presence will surround the venue, with hundreds of officers expected to assist with crowd control and security as fans gather outside.

Several celebrities have reportedly been invited, though no official guest list has been released. Reports surrounding the wedding continue to dominate entertainment headlines, but many of the claimed details remain based on anonymous sources and leaked documents rather than official confirmation from Swift or Kelce.

Until the couple addresses the reports publicly, the full details of the ceremony remain the subject of widespread speculation.