Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Reportedly Dropped a Carousel and Pond From Their MSG Wedding

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly scrapped plans for a two-tiered carousel and a man-made pond at their July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden. The claim comes from an anonymous source who spoke to the Daily Mail, which Page Six has relayed. Page Six says it has contacted the couple's representatives for comment, and none has been published.

According to the insider, the carousel was dropped because it was too expensive. The source put its cost at $7 million, and said a one-story version would still have cost about $3.5 million. The pond, which was to sit beneath the altar, was reportedly dropped because it was deemed too dangerous and would "require too much engineering." In place of the carousel, the couple reportedly had a large tent with carnival games such as cornhole and mini-golf. Those details are also single-sourced.

The wedding itself was documented by Page Six and other outlets. About 1,000 guests attended, and Adam Sandler officiated. An eyewitness earlier described food stations, bars and three signature cocktails. Two months later, Kelce called the night the "best night of my life" in an ESPN interview. Everything about the cut props rests on an insider's account rather than an on-record statement from either party, so it is best read as a reported behind-the-scenes detail, not a confirmed planning history.