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Photos and videos have surfaced of food being delivered to Madison Square Garden, rumored to be the venue for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey’s wedding. The venue brought Krispy Kreme donuts, lobster, turkey and food from a New York restaurant where Swift and Kelsey recently dined. Kelsey herself admitted that one dish was served at her reception in February.
In just a few hours, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding rehearsal dinner is reportedly scheduled to begin at the Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden. The wedding itself is scheduled to take place tomorrow afternoon, with the event starting at 4pm and ending at 4am. It is believed that 100 guests will attend tonight’s dinner. More than 1,000 people are expected to attend the large ceremony on July 3.
Considering the size of that guest list, it’s no surprise that a significant number of food items arrived at the arena yesterday and today.
Page Six posted a video of a Krispy Kreme truck arriving and a nod to the very American snack served to guests: glazed donuts. The clip also included footage of more boxes being brought in from companies such as Sweet Baby Lay’s (a brand of barbecue sauce) and Butterball (known for its turkey). The outlet noted that the video also featured fries and lobster.
TMZ posted photos of Thursday’s delivery of eggs, tomato flour, Aquafina water, turkey, butter, Tropicana juice and white wheat wraps. They also reported missing chicken, onion rings, green peppers, romaine cheese, heavy cream, and whole milk.
Photos were also released of a truck from Sartiano’s, the New York City restaurant where Swift and Kelsea dined in May, arriving at the Garden on Wednesday and Thursday. Today’s shipment included focaccia bread.
July 1st, a catering truck outside Madison Square Garden.
Swift and Kelsey haven’t confirmed that their wedding will take place this weekend, but in February, Kelsey revealed that one of the drinks served at the reception would be Garage Beer, a beer brand she co-owns with her brother Jason Kelsey. When asked by TMZ Sports how many barrels there are, he replied, “Well, I can’t even count that many.”
