Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's highly-anticipated wedding has captivated the globe since the power couple tied the knot last week. Despite the extensive media coverage, few details from the extravagant event have been revealed, leaving fans eager for more information.
NFL star Ryan Fitzpatrick has now shared some behind-the-scenes insights, having attended the wedding with his wife, Liza Barber. The 43-year-old former quarterback spoke to a prominent magazine, expressing his excitement and privilege to have received an invite. He also shared some memorable moments, including his six-plus hours of dancing and the couple's exceptional hospitality.
A standout moment for Ryan was the ceremony, officiated by none other than legendary comic Adam Sandler. 'When Adam Sandler walked out, it had everybody floored; that was really cool,' he said, adding, 'The ceremony was beautiful.'
Adam Sandler has a personal connection to the couple, having known Taylor through his children's love for her music, and Travis through his recent acting stint in Happy Gilmore 2. The comedian reportedly gave the newlyweds some heartfelt advice, describing Taylor as 'a gentleman and she's having so much fun.'
Other celebrities who have commented on the wedding include Travis's brother, Jason, and his wife, Kylie, who called the affair 'incredible.' Former footballer Jason has remained tight-lipped about the event but did joke that he had 'way more' than 15 beers, a sentiment shared by BBC Radio 1 presenter Greg James, who admitted to a beast of a hangover.
Taylor actually invited Greg to her wedding live on air last year, during her promo tour for her latest album. Greg was in disbelief when he received the invitation, likening it to an 'absolutely mad' experience, where the guest list transformed Madison Square Garden into a 'room full of the most famous people in the world.'
Good Morning America host George Stephanopoulos described the wedding as 'as intimate as it could possibly be, given that it was Madison Square Garden.' He praised the ceremony as 'moving,' and Adam Sandler's performance as 'funny and touching.'
Stephanopoulos said the vows were 'everything you would hope for — real, vulnerable, serious and silly, deeply loving,' while his co-anchor Michael Strahan added, 'If you ever want to feel what real love is, you felt it in that room with those two. It was really, really special.'
