Taylor Swift showed off her wedding band during her first live performance since marrying her now-husband, Travis Kelce.
Swift, 36, recently appeared at the Grammy Museum’s The Icon Sessions with Taylor Swift: A 20-Year Retrospective, in which the pop star detailed her experience as a songwriter and even performed an Eras Tour-inspired mashup of “I Knew It, I Knew You,” “All Too Well” and “August.”
In the special, shared via YouTube Monday, August 25, the camera caught a close-up glimpse of Swift’s gold wedding band and complementing engagement ring. She paired her stunning ring stack with a sage-green Dôen frock, which promptly sold out upon Swift’s performance.
Swift and Kelce said “I do” inside New York City’s famed Madison Square Garden arena on July 3, where they each donned bespoke white Christian Dior haute couture ensembles.
“The whole night felt really intimate and personal despite being in an arena and how star-studded the guest list was,” a source exclusively told Us Weekly at the time. “There were about 1,000 guests there, but it felt intimate.”
A second insider, meanwhile, noted that MSG had an “enchanted garden-inspired vibe” with light peach drapery, blush-and-white floral arrangements, lush greenery and candlelight placed throughout the venue.
“They transformed the venue into an elegant and unique wedding experience that reflected both their personalities,” a third source told Us. “It was decorated elegantly, incorporating their down-to-earth style mixed in.”
Just one week after their romantic nuptials, Swift and Kelce made their first appearance as a married couple at his former Kansas City Chiefs teammate Juju Smith-Schuster’s own wedding to Laura Kruk across the country in California.
Swift sported a strapless Markarian pink-and-white brocade gown for the occasion, which complemented her ring stack. In addition to her wedding band, the pop star received a custom Kindred Lubeck sparkler when Kelce popped the question in August 2025.
“He designed it with this amazing jeweler [who] does all of her gold engraving by hand,” Swift recalled in an October 2025 appearance on the U.K.’s Heart radio station. “I had shown him a video [that] I just thought was so cool. I had shown him a video a year and a half ago, and he was just paying attention to everything, it turns out!”
She continued at the time, “When I saw the ring, I was just, like, [gasping]. I was like, ‘I know who made that! I know who made that! And also, you listen to me.’ He did amazing, it was, like, ‘You really know me.’ I didn’t know what I would want, but he did somehow, and that’s kind of a flex.”
After their wedding, Swift and Kelce did not immediately share photos from the occasion, though a Dior spokesperson told The New York Times later that month that Swift would post the first snapshots from her big day via Instagram.
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