Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce may just have an elaborate wedding film in the works after a truck carrying film equipment arrived at the Madison Square Garden venue, in time for the rehearsal dinner.The pop superstar, who treated fans to a surprise Eras Tour film, reportedly declined streaming deals worth tens of millions of dollars for an inside look at her wedding to Travis Kelce, news reports on TMZ and Daily Mail state that the singer is opting instead to make a film of her own.
Cameras and crew arrive to film Taylor and Travis’ wedding
According to a report by the Daily Mail, the singer has enlisted a professional film crew to document the wedding festivities that kicked off with a rehearsal dinner on Thursday evening. Photos and videos from the venue saw camera rigs, sound equipment and production gear arriving ahead of the star-studded event.
Filming notice put up at Taylor and Travis’ wedding
TMZ also spotted a filming notice put up for the ‘Event’, stating that “Your image… voice may be inadvertently captured…” According to the report, the footage will remain under Swift’s control, allowing her to determine how, when and if it is released to the public.An insider quoted by Naughty But Nice claimed the decision was driven by creative ownership rather than secrecy. “This isn’t about privacy – it’s about control,” the source said.”Taylor wants to own the footage, oversee the edit, and decide exactly what people see. No one else gets to tell this story.”
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If there is indeed a wedding film in the works, it would follow the release of Taylor’s concert films and self-produced visual projects, including the documentary on her record-breaking Eras Tour. Swift has also had a longstanding relationship with Disney. Not only did she pick the platform to release her film, but also collaborated with them by writing an original soundtrack for ‘Toy Story 5’.The report comes amid buzz that the bridal couple have gone all out for a fairytale-themed wedding featuring ‘garden party’ elements, with elaborate decor and even green cushion chairs arriving to match the theme. Reports of a castle-like structure being built inside Madison Square Garden, including pops, pianos, backdrops and more have been spotted at the venue.
