Sabrina Carpenter joined a roster of celebrities at the highly anticipated wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, which took place at the iconic Madison Square Garden on Friday.
Prior to the event, many dedicated Swift fans speculated whether the singer of “Manchild” would be included in the bridal party, with rumors swirling for months about her being a potential bridesmaid for Swift.
However, the duo opted out of a traditional bridal party altogether, appointing Swift’s brother, Austin, as her ‘man of honor’ and Kelce’s brother, Jason, as his best man.
Despite these changes, Carpenter, 27, was among the select few to attend the exclusive affair, leaving the venue in the early hours of Saturday after an eventful evening.
As she exited, Carpenter maintained a discreet presence, donning a black lace veil over her head while making her way into a waiting limousine.
She appeared deep in conversation with a mystery companion as the car pulled away from Madison Square Garden.
Sabrina Carpenter was among the A-list stars who turned out to celebrate Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s blockbuster wedding at Madison Square Garden on Friday; Above, in 2025
Carpenter, 27, secured a coveted invite to the star-studded celebration, slipping out of the venue in the early hours of Saturday morning after the festivities
The bridesmaid rumors weren’t exactly pulled from thin air.
Carpenter has become one of Swift’s closest confidantes in recent years, opening multiple legs of the Eras Tour before the pair teamed up on the title track of The Life of a Showgirl.
The latest peek inside the wedding comes after fellow singer Maren Morris revealed the personalized favor Swift and Kelce handed out to guests.
The morning after the lavish celebration, Morris shared a series of glamorous Instagram snaps from the event before giving fans a closer look at the custom keepsake tucked away in the final photo.
The personalized handkerchief featured the couple’s bespoke wedding logo, made up of two intertwined Ts framed by hearts, alongside the wedding date, July 3, 2026, and the location, New York City.
In a sweet nod to the bride’s music, the memento also included the opening lyric from Swift’s 2014 hit Blank Space: ‘So it’s gonna be forever…’
Morris even paid tribute to the newlyweds in her caption, quoting another Swift classic as she wrote: ‘Baby just say yes,’ referencing the singer’s hit Love Story.
But the embroidered handkerchief wasn’t the only lavish gift guests took home during the wedding weekend.
Keeping a low profile, the Espresso hitmaker wore a black lace veil draped over her head as she climbed into a waiting limousine
She appeared deep in conversation with a mystery companion as the car pulled away from Madison Square Garden
Those invited to Thursday night’s intimate rehearsal dinner for around 100 of the couple’s closest family members and friends also left with velvet gift boxes embossed with the newlyweds’ intertwined ‘TT’ monogram.
According to Page Six, each box contained a champagne flute adorned with real diamonds, along with a frayed fabric card printed with what appeared to be the garden from Swift and Kelce’s now-famous engagement photos.
Guests also didn’t waste much time sharing details from inside the tightly guarded ceremony itself.
Just hours after the festivities wrapped, AMC CEO Adam Aron posted – before later deleting – an unusually detailed account of the ceremony, describing the couple’s vows as ‘long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent and endearing.’
‘Then the vows. Long, entertaining, personal, charming, emotional, irreverent and endearing explorations by each as to how they met, why they want to be with each other for all eternity, the promises they made in joining their much-beloved two whole families (Kelce’s and Swift’s) as one, and committing to their new mutual life together,’ he wrote.
Aron also revealed the transformed Madison Square Garden was draped in peach and white, while Swift stunned in a white gown with a long veiled train and Kelce wore a white tuxedo before the pair sealed the ceremony with what he described as ‘a sweep you off your feet kiss.’