Celebrities share cryptic social-media posts after Taylor Swift and Travis Kelke wedding
Guests at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's 1,000-person wedding posted brief, emoji-filled images on Instagram and TikTok, despite reports that phones were checked at the venue and attendees signed nondisclosure agreements.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce held a wedding attended by roughly 1,000 guests from entertainment, sports and fashion. Reports indicate that attendees were required to check their phones at the entrance and sign nondisclosure agreements.
Several high-profile guests posted brief images on Instagram or TikTok, often featuring formal attire and minimal captions. Singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams shared a photo of herself in a red sequined gown with a calendar emoji. Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his wife Brittany posted preparation photos accompanied by white heart emojis. Selena Gomez's makeup artist and hairstylist posted images of her gold-tone outfit, while the Oscar de la Renta account displayed her rehearsal-dinner look.
Other attendees used similar low-key posts. Jennifer Lopez uploaded a black-dress photo with a champagne toast emoji, and actress Elizabeth Banks added a heart and glass emoji. Some guests, such as Jessica Alba and actor Adam Scott, included brief congratulatory messages referencing the couple. The Chainsmokers posted a group photo in tuxedos with a caption about New York celebrations.
A few participants incorporated references to Swift's lyrics or personal jokes. Lena Dunham posted a selfie noting her availability for future events and mentioned her two husbands, while also indicating she carpooled with author Zadie Smith and actor Andrew Scott.
The pattern of concise, emoji-laden posts suggests guests were adhering to the event’s privacy guidelines while still signaling their presence. Photographs from inside the ceremony are expected to emerge in the coming weeks.