Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid, and Jennifer Lopez Wear Show-Stopping Looks at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding — Photos

Abigail Anderson Berard, Taylor’s childhood best friend, was spotted leaving her hotel alongside her husband, Charles Berard, as they headed to the wedding.

According to Vogue, Abigail wore a strapless Sau Lee gown featuring a greige boned bodice paired with a draped brown satin skirt. She completed the look with clear heels and carried a metallic clutch, while Charles wore a classic black tuxedo.

Photos of Abigail’s outfit quickly circulated on social media, where users shared mixed reactions.

On , one user commented, “Best dressed for sure!!!” Another wrote, “Bizarre outfit.” Some commenters focused on her footwear, with one writing, “and those shoes were busted.”

In a , someone else asked, “What is she wearing?” while another commented, “Ugh lucite chunky heels. Nope.”

Some commenters, however, focused on a different part of her look. “One could argue Abigail’s hair is the star of this weekend because we’re probably not seeing TS 😅,” a different user joked.

According to the , later reported by , Lena Dunham delivered a speech during the reception that included a joke describing American football as “straight guys reenacting gay porn.”

According to an unnamed insider cited by the publication, the remark drew both laughter and audible gasps from guests. The source added that Swift was not offended and later called Lena “a genius.”

While photographers documented guests arriving outside the venue, those who attended largely remained quiet after the ceremony. One exception was Donna Kelce, Travis’s mother.

In a Macy’s Instagram Reel celebrating the Fourth of July, Donna first reflected on taking her sons, Travis and Jason, to watch fireworks over Lake Erie in Euclid, Ohio, when they were children.

She was then asked whether she could share anything about the wedding.

“I really can’t say a heck of a lot,” Donna . She then added just four more words: “Except it was magical, man.”

According to Bloomberg senior national reporter Myles Miller, MSG took extensive measures to protect the event.

In a post , he wrote that he had been told the venue had parted ways with staff members for alleged violations of nondisclosure agreements associated with Taylor and Travis’s wedding.

He also reported that everyone entering the venue — including law enforcement officers — was required to store their phones in secure bags, and that no one was allowed inside the arena before the ceremony began.

TMZ later cited Myles’s reporting and that they had reached out to MSG for comment but had not received a response.

A representative for Taylor told that the couple donated $26 million to charitable organizations during the same week they were married.

According to the representative, the donations supported organizations focused on hunger relief, children’s health, education, music, and animal welfare.

Recipients included City Harvest, the Food Bank for New York City, New York Cares, Feeding America, Harvesters in Kansas City, The Store in Nashville, Memorial Sloan Kettering Kids, Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone, and Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City.

Other organizations that received donations included Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, Grammy in the Schools, Education Through Music, Musical Mentors, After-School All-Stars, Answer the Call, and the ASPCA.