Taylor Swift's wedding: Madison Square Garden becomes Fort Knox

The highly anticipated wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce is reportedly overshadowing the Fourth of July and the 250th anniversary of America's independence. All eyes are on Madison Square Garden, where the pop star is expected to exchange vows. Mayor Zohran Mamdani, a fan of Swift's lesser-known political song 'Only the Young,' supports the event.

The New York basketball arena has been transformed into a fortress, with security measures rivaling those for Donald Trump's past visits. Approximately 130 officers are managing the perimeter, closing streets, and keeping onlookers and paparazzi at bay. To ensure privacy, guests are required to sign non-disclosure agreements, leading to speculation that Swift plans to document her nuptials for a film, much like she did for her Eras Tour.

Despite the tight security, many Swifties have gathered near the arena, enduring extreme heat to celebrate their idol. Some have been camping out since Thursday, when a private dinner for 100 guests, including close friends like Selena Gomez and Gigi Hadid, took place. The main celebration remains shrouded in mystery, with uncertainty about whether Swift and Kelce are already married or will wed in front of all their guests.

Details about the prenuptial agreement and the wedding dress designer are also unknown. However, financial observers note that Swift, with an estimated net worth of $2 billion, will likely protect her music royalties. Reports suggest the menu might include lobster, vegetables, and chicken, with some anticipating a pizza station on the arena floor.