Jason Kelce is amazed the tight-lipped Travis and Taylor Swift loyalists have all respected the details around the mega wedding weekend.
When joining Philadelphia sports radio talk show 94WIP as a guest on Thursday, the former Eagle center said it was “remarkable” about how little has come out of the July 3 wedding that took place at Madison Square Garden.
“I haven’t seen any legitimate photos really from the wedding,” Kelce said. “Like it’s remarkable. That was 1,000 people inside Madison Square Garden. The biggest wedding in probably — I’ve ever anticipated for sure. And there’s really not a lot out there. This was obviously an effort by Taylor and Travis to really try to make this as intimate of a moment as possible.”

However, Kelce did note that the couple has received backlash for the lack of details revealed around their big day and the security and secrecy that comes with the venue that is The Garden.
Out of respect for his younger brother and sister-in-law, he and many others have kept their mouths shut so as to not create a hectic situation for the couple.
“I know they got some backlash from Madison Square — it didn’t feel like Madison Square,” Kelce said. “They did a great job of finding an area that could be very secure. It would be some place that they would be able to have this kind of control over it while also feeling intimate and really special. It was incredibly done.
“As for us, I mean this is kind of the world we’ve been living in, to be honest with you. We respect the privacy of Taylor, her family, Travis. There is so much interest in what those guys are doing at all times. I think that you just get used to it and you get used to telling people ‘I appreciate you asking but I’m not really gonna go there. We are excited about it.’ Just kinda give answers like that. You don’t think of anybody asking questions any type of way either. It’s just a normal question but its like ‘Hey, I can’t go there.’ It’s not I can’t, I just don’t want to. I don’t want to put them in a position where all of a sudden there are articles and all these things — it’s unfair to them.”
Host Joe DeCamara then said to the Super Bowl champ, “They would’ve bumped you as the best man.”

“No doubt. I was on a tight rope there for sure,” Kelce responded with a laugh.
Earlier this month, over 1,000 guests attended gathered to celebrate the three-time Super Bowl champ tight end and mega pop star in New York.
All attendees were instructed to follow a strict no phones policy while taking in the wedding officiated by Adam Sandler, who Kelce said was “the perfect person you could have officiate a wedding.”
No photos have been produced of Kelce or Swift while saying their vows, but both were wearing Christian Dior Haute Couture. The pair was in close collaboration with creative director Jonathan Anderson, who designed the pieces in Paris, a rep of Swift confirmed.
“It was incredible. 10 out of 10. More than 10 out of 10,” Kelce added on the radio show before admitting he did cry at the wedding.
“You know this guys, I’m a crier…” he said. “I probably cried more at this wedding than I did at my own wedding, which is probably not acceptable. [Wife] Kylie is probably not happy about that.”
The couple still gave the fans something on the special day when they confirmed their marriage with pink billboards outside of the world’s most famous arena.
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