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On Eve of Taylor Swift’s Wedding, Rehearsal Dinner Kicks Off Weekend of Events

On Eve of Taylor Swift’s Wedding, Rehearsal Dinner Kicks Off Weekend of Events
New York Times Friday 03 July 2026, 02:05 UTC By Madison Malone Kircher 1 min read
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Tent structures were put in place, security was beefed up, and streets were closed as the couple prepared for their mega celebrations.

Tent structures were put in place, security was beefed up, and streets were closed as the couple prepared for their mega celebrations. [Image text:] ESECONNECTION LINE1
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