Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are officially hitched.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end and the iconic "Eras Tour" pop star tied the knot on Friday night in New York City. The ceremony and reception were held at Madison Square Garden in Midtown Manhattan. Roughly 1,000 guests, including just about every celebrity you can think of, were in attendance.
Madison Square Garden was turned into a picture perfect setting, with thousands of followers, making guests feel like they were inside of a garden, and not arguably the most famous arena in the sports world.
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Planning for the wedding took weeks, with workers at Madison Square Garden getting things ready in the days leading up to the big day.
However, workers at Madison Square Garden were reportedly told to keep quiet about the planning and the specifics.
It sounds like not everyone followed those guidelines, though.
Workers reportedly fired for breaking rules
TMZ Sports confirmed that multiple employees were fired for breaking the rules of the Kelce and Swift wedding.
"Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding NDAs were serious business, and Madison Square Garden has reportedly fired any employees who violated the agreements," they reported on Saturday night.
"This report comes from Bloomberg News reporter Myles Miller, who also confirmed TMZ's reporting that law enforcement had their phones confiscated upon entering the iconic venue. He said every person walking in had their phones taken and 'no one' was allowed to enter the building ahead of the wedding."
Kelce and Swift wanted to keep things as quiet and private as possible, despite holding their wedding in the middle of the country's biggest city, in arguably the most famous arena in the entire world.
