It’s been more than a month since the wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. While countless headlines have been generated as wedding attendees share tidbits of what they’d experienced, a veil of privacy still hovers around what actually took place that night.
However, those who attended are continuing to open up about how amazing it was to watch the two exchange vows in their fairytale Madison Square Garden ceremony.
The latest wedding guest to come forward is Kam Saunders, who worked with swift as a backup dancer on her massively successful Eras Tour.
‘Remarkable and Transformative’
“Entertainment Tonight” caught up with Saunders at the Variety Power of Young Hollywood 2026 event in Los Angeles earlier this week.
Naturally, the topic of Swift’s wedding came up
“How beautiful was it to see one of your dear friends marry the love of her life?” asked the ET reporter.
“Remarkable. That’s really the only word I can say about it,” Saunders gushed.
“It’s just transformative and remarkable,” the dancer added. “I’m happy to be a part.”
Asked to single out his “favorite” part of the wedding,” Saunders was a bit more circumspect, choosing to keep that private
“We’ll talk about that after,” he said discreetly.
A Life-Changing Experience
In that interview with “Entertainment Tonight,” Saunders admitted his life had changed “in the most remarkable ways” from being part of the Eras Tour.
“I was just explaining to a friend of mine that that my life and my approach to my art has changed because of all of the visibility that this has brought me,” he said.
According to Saunders, his association with Swift had opened to door to a multitude of opportunities, such as being part of the Power of Young Hollywood event.
“And I’m just happy to be a part of things like this because ot it,” Saunders shared.
‘Hope for Love’
GettyAnother guest at the Kelce-Swift was country singer Maren Morris, who admitted she was particularly impressed with the couple’s wedding vows.
During an interview with People, Morris recalled the couple’s “beautiful” exchange of vows, which some other wedding guests admitted had moved them to tears.
“It just felt like you really got a closer look into their love for each other and their sense of humor,” Morris told the magazine.
As Morris explained, she felt very privileged to be among those chosen by the couple to celebrate their big day with them.
“Being one of 1,000 people that witnessed that, it was an honor,” she continued. “[The best part was] just celebrating their love for each other.”
Looking back at the wedding, Morris remembered a special night that was as close to absolute perfection as it gets, delivering everything that any bride and groom could have hoped for — and then some.
“It’s always an honor, and it’s inspiring when you go to a wedding and you feel this huge dose of hope for love,” she explained.
“I think we all felt it that night for them,” she added. “It was really fun.”
