Taylor Swift's wedding: Taylor Swift paid NYC $160k to cover costs for MSG wedding

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7 hours ago, MadArchitect said:

girl no, this term when used to refer to style is concrete, has its origins and belongs to queer subcultures, it is not just a general thing that exist in the ether like you want to make it seem like it is, yes of course recently the term has ben broadened and used to describe different things that are far from its origin, but that is like how some ppl now are using AAVE and the want to pretend it's just internet slang, that's erasure.

Yes, disruption, subversiveness and  uniqueness is essential to camp as a style, Sontag amongst other authors and art historians would agree with that

The term does not, and never has, just referred to style. Nor is the definition in any way concrete.

https://www.oed.com/dictionary/camp_adj?tl=true

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/camp#h3

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's celebration kept guests waiting when it came time to eat ...  attendees stood in long buffet lines ... some even ate on their feet because there weren't enough seats.

there was no formal sit-down dinner. Instead, guests lined up at multiple buffet-style food stations before searching for one of the limited seats available.

One source summed up the dinner scene by telling TMZ it was "a bit of a s*** show" because there were simply too many people and not enough places for everyone to sit.

Still, our sources say nobody went hungry. Guests had their pick of an extensive spread, with stations serving everything from pasta and sushi to chicken, salads, filet mignon, and a mix of Chinese, Italian, and American favorites. Employees staffed every food station, serving food directly onto guests' plates.

And dessert was just as over-the-top. We're told there was a massive dessert table featuring around 30 different cakes, each topped with a unique 3D figure of Taylor and Travis. There were also all kinds of other desserts for guests to choose from.

 

 

 

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we need more details, it's becoming the tackiest celebrity wedding of all time 

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that one user thinking her charity donation is genuine

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13 hours ago, TaylorSwift said:

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's celebration kept guests waiting when it came time to eat ...  attendees stood in long buffet lines ... some even ate on their feet because there weren't enough seats.

there was no formal sit-down dinner. Instead, guests lined up at multiple buffet-style food stations before searching for one of the limited seats available.

One source summed up the dinner scene by telling TMZ it was "a bit of a s*** show" because there were simply too many people and not enough places for everyone to sit.

Still, our sources say nobody went hungry. Guests had their pick of an extensive spread, with stations serving everything from pasta and sushi to chicken, salads, filet mignon, and a mix of Chinese, Italian, and American favorites. Employees staffed every food station, serving food directly onto guests' plates.

And dessert was just as over-the-top. We're told there was a massive dessert table featuring around 30 different cakes, each topped with a unique 3D figure of Taylor and Travis. There were also all kinds of other desserts for guests to choose from.

 

 

 

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Can the  @TaylorSwift please sum up everything we know? Thank You

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27 minutes ago, Freud said:

Can the  @TaylorSwift please sum up everything we know? Thank You

Allow me 

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> Taylor Swift's wedding: Taylor Swift walked down the aisle to one of her songs

As if we needed more proof oh her being a narcissist 

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See u guys at the Taylor and cockley divorced thread

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She really threw the TanaCon of weddings I can't 💀💀💀

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On 7/7/2026 at 12:48 AM, Ricardo said:

we need more details, it's becoming the tackiest celebrity wedding of all time 

There was the cringe-inducing system which ranked attendees from A-list to D-list according to their importance to the bride – and told them when they needed to arrive accordingly.

British supermodel Cara Delevingne, for example, was in the first, D list contingent, getting to the Madison Square Garden at 2.30pm, a full three hours before the ceremony.

Actor Bradley Cooper and TV host Graham Norton were not far behind, arriving by 3.30pm. Taylor’s best friend Abigail Anderson, whom she’s known since her high school days in Nashville, Tennessee, only showed up at 4.30pm.

The most important guests arrived as instructed closer to the time of the 5.30pm ceremony.

A source said: ‘It was surprisingly chaotic inside. Arrivals were staggered with people having to wait for hours with nothing to do. The cocktails only started at 4pm. People literally were twiddling their thumbs for hours.

Everyone had to give up their phones upon arrival – and faced long queues to collect them at the end of the night.

‘If you were in the 2.30pm time slot, you couldn’t even amuse yourself by checking your phone. You were just standing around like a lemon wondering why the hell you were forced to arrive so early.’

A source says: ‘I know everyone was saying how it was all decked out fairytale garden-style so you’d never even know it was Madison Square Garden – but apparently this is not true.

‘When you got inside, some of the flowers, vines and garlands were wrapped so badly around the seating that they barely camouflaged the plastic bucket-style stadium seats. It was all quite ghastly and tacky. They had tried to cover up that it was a wedding in a stadium, and that failed.

‘Also, there were loads of huge fake plastic trees all over the place and it just looked bizarre.’

 ‘The ceremony was really long. Taylor’s vows took around 20 minutes to make and it was the same again for Travis.’

What’s not known is that sadly most of the invited guests had to stand throughout. The source added: ‘There were only about 150 official seats which meant that about 800 people had to stand throughout the ceremony.

‘People were trying to reserve seats by throwing their jackets over them, but they got booted out of those seats by staff because those were reserved for the closest people.’

‘There were also people who were surprised about the food. It was not great and served buffet-style with long lines if you wanted to eat.’

‘Also, at a normal wedding people have a table to sit at and are then catered for. This was far more of a stadium vibe. People kind of felt like they existed to be Taylor’s audience on the day.’

‘There were slightly chaotic scenes around the food carts with all these amazing A-listers having to stand in line. It wasn’t quite what I expected. You know Julia Roberts was there. And Steven Spielberg.’

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This it's like the worst wedding of all time 😂

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I just know she sniffs her own farts and thinks they're delicious