As Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift welcomed roughly 1,000 guests to their wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York City, many wondered: How will this work?
Most weddings, even the massive ones, have 250-300 guests, at most. And seating and serving that many guests a plated dinner is always going to be a problem. It's typically pretty chaotic.
So, fans were naturally wondering what Kelce and Swift would do for their 1,000 person wedding, inside of the world's most famous arena.
It turns out that Kelce and Swift went the buffet route. There were several different food vendors brought inside of Madison Square Garden, as the wedding guests made their way through a buffet line.
However, there were major issues.
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TMZ Sports is reporting that the wedding had major food issues, with guests standing in line for lengthy periods and later having no places to sit.
Details emerge from food issues at Kelce, Swift wedding
There was no formal dinner at the wedding, according to TMZ Sports.
"Sources who attended the party tell TMZ ... there was no formal sit-down dinner. Instead, guests lined up at multiple buffet-style food stations before searching for one of the limited seats available," the report stated.
"One source summed up the dinner scene by telling TMZ it was "a bit of a (expletive) show" because there were simply too many people and not enough places for everyone to sit.
"Still, our sources say nobody went hungry. Guests had their pick of an extensive spread, with stations serving everything from pasta and sushi to chicken, salads, filet mignon, and a mix of Chinese, Italian, and American favorites. Employees staffed every food station, serving food directly onto guests' plates."
At least there was enough food for everyone.
