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The Not-So-Simple Logistics Behind Taylor Swift’s N.Y.C. Bash

The Not-So-Simple Logistics Behind Taylor Swift’s N.Y.C. Bash
New York Times Thursday 02 July 2026, 09:00 UTC By Emma G. Fitzsimmons 1 min read
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Forklifts unloaded large, plastic-wrapped cargo outside Madison Square Garden in Manhattan on Wednesday, a glimpse of the extensive logistics behind Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding celebration.

Forklifts unloaded large, plastic-wrapped cargo outside Madison Square Garden in Manhattan on Wednesday, a glimpse of the extensive logistics behind Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding celebration.
Taylor Swift’s (PERSON) N.Y.C. (ORG) Bash Forklifts (PERSON) Madison Square Garden (LOCATION) Manhattan (LOCATION) Taylor Swift (PERSON) Travis Kelce (PERSON)
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