Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce celebrated their wedding in a lavish ceremony at Madison Square Garden in New York City on 3 July. The occasion attracted numerous stars, including the country music group Little Big Town, who have since shared their reflections on the ceremony during a recent interview.
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Members of Little Big Town—Karen Fairchild, Jimi Westbrook, Phillip Sweet, and Kimberly Schlapman—spoke to The Tennessean as part of promotional efforts for their latest album, *It’s a Dying Art*, and their upcoming tour titled *For the Art of It Tour*. They described the wedding as a memorable event, highlighting the palpable joy between the newlyweds.
Fairchild expressed admiration for Swift and Kelce, noting, “All we can say is that they seem madly in love and very happy, and it was a joy. It was a joy to watch.” Schlapman added to the sentiment, calling the experience “unforgettable.” The band members clearly appreciated the personal connection they felt at the event.
The group made their way to the wedding alongside fellow country music artists Miranda Lambert and Kelsea Ballerini, among others. Fairchild described a humorous incident leading up to the wedding, revealing that the guests were under a gag order regarding the invitation. In a casual conversation with Lambert, they cleverly deduced that they would both be attending the same wedding.
When the day arrived, the team embraced the festivities wholeheartedly, even taking their shoes off to dance. Reflecting on the experience, Schlapman remarked to PEOPLE that the occasion was truly enjoyable, further asserting that it was one for the books.
Little Big Town’s connection with Swift runs deep, as they have not only collaborated musically but also enjoyed a long-standing friendship. Swift penned the critically acclaimed song “Better Man” for the band, which won Song of the Year at the 2017 CMA Awards.
The wedding featured an unconventional approach to the bridal party; Swift chose her brother, Austin, as her “man of honour,” while Kelce’s brother, Jason, filled the role of best man. The ceremony was officiated by none other than comedian Adam Sandler, adding a unique twist to the evening.
Little Big Town is currently promoting their new album, *It’s a Dying Art*, which was released recently, and they will embark on their *For the Art of It Tour* starting on 24 September. The band appears eager to connect with fans and share their latest work following their unforgettable experience at the wedding.
As the wedding festivities continue to spark conversation, Little Big Town’s involvement adds a delightful layer of insight into the romantic celebration of Swift and Kelce. With fans eagerly anticipating their upcoming tour and new music, the band remains a significant presence in both the country and pop music scenes.