Over a month after Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift got married at Madison Square Garden, the talk still surrounds the couple’s wedding day and even more so around the rumours of non-disclosure agreements being signed by guests.
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While there were multiple reports of an invite with a digital watermark being circulated with NDAs, most believed the couple wanted to maintain their privacy, a guest at the event revealed something that goes against the narrative of the secrecy around the wedding.
Family, friends, teammates and even media personnel were invited to the grand event, including sports writer and rule analyst Dean Blandino, who recently opened up about being at the wedding.
“There’s a lot of rumors. Nobody signed the NDAs. There wasn’t any,” said Blandino while speaking to Haymaker Network.
While those are the comments by Blandino, it was initially talk show host Graham Norton who joked about signing multiple NDAs to attend the wedding.
Even Johnathan Thomas confirmed on The Compound and Friends podcast that the digital invitation required multifactor authentication along with an NDA via DocuSign.
While Blandino wasn’t required to sign any NDA, it seems that multiple high- profile celebrities and individuals went through the process. Although the NDAs did not have any specific fines or penalties, the priority for the couple was keeping their private moment private.
The wedding itself was a grand affair at Madison Square Garden, with the couple tying the knot during a 20- minute ceremony where Kelce and Swift exchanged vows with comedian Adam Sandler officiating the ceremony in front of over 1000 guests.
“(The) wedding was the best night of my life,” said Travis Kelce during a recent press interaction during training camp. “I appreciate everyone who came out and celebrated and had fun with us. It was a crazy night, it was full of a lot of celebrations.”
While Kelce spoke with great pride and joy about the special night, an anonymous guest expressed their dissatisfaction.
“So the bride and groom are allowed to talk about it, but we aren’t? Reported Rob Shuter. “It feels like there’s always one rule for Taylor and another for everyone else.”
While others have come out and defended the couple, some guests feel like they have to pretend they weren’t even there while the couple goes about celebrating what a magical day it was for them.
Perhaps Travis and Taylor just wanted to be away from the blare of cameras and lights and snapping cellphones for their special moment, but clearly, the spotlight isn’t going away from their wedding which was over a month ago now.