Wedding renderings show Swift and Kelce’s proposed decor

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding design renderings published on October 26 show elaborate proposals for their July ceremony at Madison Square Garden, including features that reportedly did not make it into the final setup. The images offer a view of the planning process, not an official collection of wedding portraits, which the couple have not publicly released. The designs depict a woodland-inspired setting with trees, foliage and lighting, as well as a proposed artificial pond beneath the altar and a two-storey carousel. The pond and carousel were reportedly dropped. Greenery remained part of the final design, according to accounts attributed to an unnamed source. That source said the pond was removed over safety concerns, including the risk of guests falling into it. The same account described plans to use additional greenery and shrubs instead. The renderings therefore show ideas considered during planning, rather than a definitive record of the completed ceremony decor. A separate unnamed source said the carousel was priced at $7 million, while reducing it to one storey was estimated at $3.5 million. The attraction was abandoned, according to that account. These...