Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce 'have filmed every moment of their spectacular wedding for a documentary which will be sent out to their 1,000 guests as a thank you gift'

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce had camera crews following them around their spectacular wedding to film a documentary, insiders have claimed.

The superstar couple, both 36, tied the knot in front of around 1,000 family members, friends and A-list celebrities during an extravagant celebration at Madison Square Garden on Friday.

The couple are yet to release any photos or footage of their big day, whilst details from guests have been trickling through amid the NDAs and tight security surrounding the event.

But it's thought the bride was keen to capture every moment of her dream day.   

According to sources, there will be a documentary about the wedding, with the rumours intensifying after signs reading 'No parking' for a 'film shoot' were spotted around MSG from Wednesday. 

The film will cover everything from the planning stage to the day itself, it's claimed, with the insider adding to The Sun US that the finished film will be sent to guests as part of a 'thank you for coming' present package. 

In another clue, Taylor invited Disney execs Bob Iger, Dana Walden, and David Greenbaum to the wedding. The star has an existing relationship with Disney as the studio's streaming service, Disney+, released her documentary projects The End of an Era and Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions.

Another major media figure in attendance was AMC Theaters CEO Adam Aron, who worked with Taylor to release her 2023 concert film Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, which took £195 million worldwide. 

Some Swifties have speculated though that pop superstar Taylor was more likely to have captured footage for a future music video, rather than reveal all in a documentary. 

On Reddit one top comment pointed out: 'Taylor has used family photos and clips over the years so may have put up the notice so that she could choose to use photos or video clips down the line if she wants to.'

'Maybe a short clip makes it into a YouTube short or maybe one day she writes a song about this time in her life and she wants to include footage from the wedding.'

AMC boss Aron was among the first to spill some details about the wedding. Just hours after the lavish festivities wrapped, he shared an unusually detailed account of the ceremony in a since-deleted post on X. 

According to Aron, the couple exchanged vows that were 'long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent and endearing.'

'Then the vows. Long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent and endearing explorations by each as to how they met, why they want to be with each other for all eternity, the promises they made in joining their much-beloved two whole families (Kelce's and Swift's) as one, and committing to their new mutual life together,' he wrote.

Aron said the ceremony took place inside a transformed Madison Square Garden that 'did not look like Madison Square Garden,' with the venue draped in 'peach and white' and decorated with oversized photos of the bride and groom from childhood through their teenage years.

According to Aron, Kelce looked 'handsome' in a white tuxedo while Swift stunned in a white wedding gown with a long veiled train before an officiant who was 'warm and welcoming, funny and eloquent' led the ceremony.

After the couple sealed their marriage with what Aron described as a 'sweep you off your feet kiss,' guests moved into an elaborate 'Secret Garden'-themed reception featuring five-story illuminated trees, an A-list crowd, lavish food and drink and plenty of music.

He ended his post by calling the ceremony 'real, pure, true joy' and declaring that, in a world filled with conflict and division, the couple's wedding proved 'that love conquers all.'

Aron wasn't the only guest to let slip some wedding details in the hours after the event.

The morning after the lavish bash, country star Maren Morris gave fans a peek inside the festivities by sharing a series of glamorous Instagram snaps from the wedding, including one unexpected keepsake.

Tucked at the end of the carousel was a custom handkerchief gifted to guests as a wedding favor - and Swifties were quick to spot a subtle nod to the singer's music.

The personalized memento featured the couple's bespoke wedding logo, made up of two intertwined Ts framed by hearts, alongside the wedding date, July 3, 2026, and the location, New York City.

But the sweetest touch was embroidered in one corner: the opening lyric from Swift's 2014 hit Blank Space - 'So it's gonna be forever...'

Morris even nodded to the newlyweds in her caption, borrowing a famous line from Swift's 2008 hit Love Story as she wrote: 'Baby just say yes.'

But the custom handkerchief wasn't the only lavish keepsake guests received during the wedding weekend.

Those invited to Thursday night's intimate rehearsal dinner - attended by around 100 of the couple's closest family members and friends - also left with an extravagant gift.

Guests were spotted carrying mysterious velvet boxes embossed with the couple's intertwined 'TT' monogram wrapped in two hearts - the same logo featured on the handkerchief.

Inside, according to Page Six, was a champagne flute adorned with real diamonds.

The outlet also reported that each box included a frayed fabric card printed with what appeared to be the garden from Swift and Kelce's now-famous engagement photos.