Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce wedding props deemed too expensive, dangerous revealed
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Key Points:
- Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce initially planned to have a $7 million two-tiered carousel and a man-made pond at their $30 million wedding at Madison Square Garden, but both were scrapped due to cost and safety concerns.
- The carousel was cut because even a scaled-down one-story version would have cost $3.5 million, while the pond was deemed too dangerous as its edges were not tall enough to prevent falls and required complex engineering.
- Instead, the couple opted for a large tent featuring carnival games such as corn-hole and mini-golf for their guests' entertainment.
- The wedding, held on July 3 with about 1,000 guests including celebrities like Selena Gomez and Brad Pitt, featured elaborate decor, specialty cocktails, and a menu with lobster, chicken, and French fries.
- Travis Kelce called the event the "best night of my life," praising the love and attendance of friends and family during an ESPN interview.
