"I'm taking Travis with me!": Celebrity guests poke fun at the strict no-phone policy at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding

Nikki Glaser had no photos from the wedding, so she nearly took home Travis Kelce instead Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding may have been one of the most star-studded celebrations of the year, but even the biggest names in attendance had to follow one very strict rule: no phones. The couple tied the knot at New York City's Madison Square Garden on July 3, welcoming around 1,000 guests for an extravagant celebration. To protect the privacy of the event, attendees were required to surrender their phones, ensuring there'd be no unauthorized photographs or videos from the highly anticipated occasion. The policy created one rather amusing problem for comedian Nikki Glaser: she had absolutely no photographic proof that she'd been there. During her September 4 and 5 residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Glaser opened up about the unusual experience and joked that she'd never previously been forced to completely disconnect from her phone at an event. 'I was actually inside, and I have nothing to show for it,' she joked during her stand-up routine. Without a photograph to take home, the comedian began searching for another memento of the unforgettable evening. Her attention eventually landed on the wedding cake, where she spotted two miniature cake toppers sitting on the top tier. The problem was that Taylor's figure was already missing. 'I'm taking Travis,' Glaser joked, deciding that the remaining Travis Kelce topper would make the perfect souvenir. She admitted she was just seconds away from putting it into her purse when she apparently heard another celebrity intervene. A wedding without phones, but plenty of stories Glaser humorously recalled hearing Tom Cruise tell her to put the topper down, transforming her almost-theft into another bizarre memory from an already extraordinary night. Of course, the comedian made it clear that she never actually walked away with the tiny Travis figure. She also commented on the unusual sight of celebrities attending an event without their regular entourages. "It was interesting because some of these celebrities were alone, and these people are never alone," Glaser said. "There's always someone with these people." Jennifer Lopez was among those Glaser noticed, with the comedian joking that the superstar seemed surprisingly quiet and low-key during the festivities. Although guests couldn't take their own photographs, they apparently weren't sent home empty-handed. Attendees received lavish wedding keepsakes, including personalized gifts designed to commemorate Swift and Kelce's special day. The ceremony itself featured several personal touches. Taylor's brother, Austin Swift, served as her man of honor, while Travis' brother, Jason Kelce, took on the role of best man. Jason's daughters reportedly served as flower girls, adding another family moment to the celebration. The newlyweds later shared their happiness with fans, while Kelce described the occasion as 'magical' and said he was grateful to everyone who came. Nevertheless, he absence of photographs may have been worth it for Glaser as not everyone can say they nearly smuggled a tiny Travis Kelce out of the wedding.