Taylor Swift's Wedding Dress Designer Has This to Say About the Process
It's a love story, she said yes... and now, everyone waits patiently for the pics.
At least it's been confirmed that both Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were dressed in Christian Dior haute couture for their July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden, per Women's Wear Daily.
The fashion magazine actually just spoke to the brains behind the operation - AKA the designer of Swift's wedding dress we're all dying to see. Jonathan Anderson reflected on his experience with the 36-year-old billionaire pop star.
"It was a joy to work with her. We became very good friends," the fashion designer, 41, told WWD. "It's an emotional thing doing someone's wedding."
"This is the designer's first couture wedding dress for a world-renowned celebrity," read a statement confirming the couple's nuptials, per Billboard, adding that Swift and Kelce, 36, both wore custom Christian Louboutin shoes.
Swift accessorized her wedding day attire with pieces of Cartier jewelry, per WWD. Numerous high-profile figures joined the couple on Friday to celebrate, dressed in monochrome, black-tie attire.
The reception reportedly featured surprise performances from Paul McCartney, who sang the Beatles classic "I Want to Hold Your Hand," as well as Stevie Nicks.
Even fans outside Madison Square Garden found themselves joining the celebration. Videos circulating online appeared to show one lucky Swiftie receiving a pastry box that many believed had come from the wedding reception, turning an ordinary dessert into one of the weekend's most talked-about souvenirs.
Adam Sandler officiated, and according to Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, the comedian's biggest piece of advice for the newlyweds couldn't have been simpler. "Adam Sandler conducted the service there, and he told them to ‘keep kissing.' In its simplest form. That's a good thing," Reid recalled in a video shared by Deseret.
"It's hard to argue when you give your wife a kiss or your wife gives you a kiss… And make sure you do it every day, every minute that you have an opportunity to. Knock it out, and you won't have any problems."
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This story was originally published July 7, 2026 at 8:10 AM.