New York is in a lavender haze ahead of what's been dubbed "America's royal wedding", but while everyone believes they know the when and where of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's upcoming nuptials, much of the reported two-day extravaganza will likely be a cloak-and-dagger operation.Intrigue about the world's most famous singer and her wedding to the American football star has dominated tabloids, gossip columns and social media feeds for months.The enthusiasm kicked into overdrive this week as more US media outlets began reporting that Swift would be hosting an event on July 3 at New York's Madison Square Garden (MSG).In the past 36 hours, more specifics emerged At this point, the only pictures that will be able to be snapped will be guests entering, and if they have a back entrance, those will be hard to get as well," she said.Dr Allan adds that New York is also a place that fits Swift and Kelce's public personas."They both think of themselves as very American brands, so that ruled out getting married on some island somewhere in Europe," he said."If they wanted [someplace] big in America, [there's] no bigger than New York City."The ABC reached out to MSG representatives for comment about the wedding but did not receive a response.Ms Ely says that no matter what Swift does, "people will replicate [it], just like the royal weddings".Part of the wedding publicist's job involves presenting a wedding trends forecast in November at a large conference in the US, which usually takes months to research."I'm holding out [from planning] because if Taylor Swift gets married in this time period … what she does is what everyone will do," she said."We saw it with Meghan Markle in those floral arches at her ceremony