Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce make Madison Square Garden ‘completely different’ for upcoming wedding

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have reportedly "transformed" Madison Square Garden for their wedding.

The 36-year-old singer and her NFL star fiancé, also 36, are expected to tie the knot at the legendary New York City venue this weekend, and it appears the inside of the so-called World's Most Famous Arena has been completely changed for the nuptials.

According to PEOPLE magazine, source have said MSG has been "transformed", with one insider adding, "I've never seen it look so different."

Earlier this week, several trucks were seen outside the arena as workers loaded equipment, decorations and grass into the venue.

Some black equipment boxes were also spotted, including one labelled "Garden Party" while another, which appeared to be larger than the rest, read "Mirror Ball."

Recent reports claimed the couple were expected to marry over the July 3 weekend in an intimate ceremony followed by a much larger gathering over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

The reports claim the couple have chosen Madison Square Garden as the venue for the celebrations, with an initial event attended by around 100 close family members and friends before a larger reception said to include between 1,000 and 2,000 guests.

Neither Taylor nor Travis has publicly confirmed the plans, and representatives for both had not responded to requests for comment, according to Page Six last month.

As per The New York Times, the first gathering is expected to take place on July 2, with a larger celebration planned for the following day.

Page Six, which first reported in April the couple were preparing to marry over the July 3 weekend, has also said the event will take place at the iconic Manhattan venue, where Swift has performed multiple sold-out concerts.

New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani has joked about the wedding, when a reporter asked about the rumours during a press conference about a heat wave.

Mamdani replied at that time, "My recommendation to all New Yorkers is to stay inside and stay cool. And if you happen to be getting married at Madison Square Garden, you will be staying inside and you will be staying cool. And I think it's a good example to set for the city at large."