Adam Sandler Offers Light-Hearted Marriage Advice at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Wedding

Comedian Adam Sandler served as the officiant for Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden on July 3. Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said Sandler urged the couple to "keep kissing" and to make sure they do so "every day, every minute that you have an opportunity to do it," describing the advice as "pretty good" and the ceremony as humorous.

Reid noted that Sandler's performance was "hysterical" and that he successfully combined humor with the marriage vows. The couple chose a minimalist approach, forgoing bridesmaids and groomsmen; Swift's brother Austin acted as man of honor, while Kelce's brother Jason served as best man.

Sandler, who has previously worked with Kelce on a podcast and appeared in a forthcoming "Happy Gilmore 2" film, has expressed admiration for Swift, saying she "means so much to our house" and that he feels nervous around her to avoid saying something inappropriate for his children.

Other attendees, including AMC Theatres CEO Adam Aron, described the officiant as warm, welcoming, funny and eloquent, while director Joseph Kahn called the overall event "funnier and emotional than expected."