Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding transformed New York City into a full-blown fan carnival, with devotees treating every leftover as a prized relic. Hundreds waited outside Madison Square Garden as catering staff handed out leftover dessert boxes, prompting cheers and viral celebrations. That frenzy was merely the appetizer. Now, even the couple's bagged wedding garbage has completely sold out.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding aftermath has become international headline material, with major news outlets chronicling the latest chapter in the fan frenzy. New York artist Justin Gignac, not the couple, is behind it all. After the leftover dessert scramble outside Madison Square Garden, the city's discarded remnants have become the next unlikely sensation.

Gignac collected litter from outside the venue's security barricades and sealed each find inside a one-inch acrylic cube for his long-running New York City Garbage art project. Branded the 'Not Invited Edition' and stamped with the wedding date, the $25 collectibles disappeared within 24 hours, proving celebrity culture rarely separates keepsakes from curbside clutter.

The tiny cubes contained whatever New York City happened to leave behind that night, from cigarette butts and bottle caps to straws, police tape, and even a discarded ovulation test kit. The original batch numbered only 50, but demand has since pushed sales beyond 1,300 worldwide. Apparently, even street litter can enjoy a sold-out tour when Swift and Kelce are involved

While New Yorkers walked away with $25 cubes of street litter, Taylor Swift's wedding guests almost certainly received keepsakes with a far heftier price tag.

The Lavish wedding favors Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's guests took home

While fans outside Madison Square Garden were buying $25 cubes of street litter, wedding guests were reportedly leaving with considerably grander keepsakes. The official wedding favor surfaced through country singer Maren Morris, who shared it on Instagram. It featured The ivory lace-trimmed handkerchief in it featured the couple's wedding date and an iconic lyric from Taylor Swift's 'Blank Space'.

One could not forget the black velvet box from her post either, which had a custom 'TT' monogram insignia topped with two interlocking hearts. Page Six reported that several rehearsal dinner guests, such as Selena Gomez, carried home engraved black velvet boxes containing diamond-encrusted champagne flutes.

The extravagance continued at the reception. According to Entertainment Tonight, guests played carnival games to win raffle prizes ranging from Chanel handbags and Cartier watches to designer jewelry. Chiefs WAG Jackie Tranquill later showed off the Chanel purse she won on Instagram, while the night's reported grand prize was a vintage Chevrolet Chevelle SS convertible. Compared with those takeaways, the sold-out garbage cubes were the only wedding souvenir that actually came from the curb.

Would you have also bought a $25 trash bag from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding? Let us know in the comments.

Written by

Iffat Siddiqui

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Hriddhi Maitra