See What Miranda Lambert, Kelsea Ballerini + More Wore to Taylor Swift’s Wedding [Photos]

Two days after Taylor Swift married Travis Kelce at New York City's Madison Square Garden on Friday (July 3), photos of the ceremony itself remain as mythical and highly-sought-out as Bigfoot sightings.

Rumor has it that guests were asked to turn in their phones before entering the venue, and signed iron-clad NDAs to prevent them from posting snapshots of the event itself.

But many from the large, superstar guest list have shared pictures of themselves getting all gussied up for the hotly-anticipated wedding, and the country contingent is no exception. Kelsea Ballerini, Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert and Maren Morris appeared to carpool to the ceremony, and they all shared photos of themselves in their finest as they prepared to celebrate the nuptials.

Miranda Lambert and Husband Brendan McLoughlin Attend Taylor Swift's Wedding

Miranda Lambert and husband Brendan McLoughlin got all glammed up for their big night out in matching black.

Lambert wore a black lace gown, and McLoughlin matched her in a crisp black tux — complete with bowtie!

"NYC," Lambert wrote with a blue heart emoji. "Congrats [Taylor Swift] & [Travis Kelce]."

On Instagram Stories, she shared a video of the country party bus that ferried her and several other country stars to the big wedding. In that video, Lambert appears to be sitting next to Little Big Town's Karen Fairchild and across from Phillip Sweet and his wife Rebecca. McLoughlin is across the aisle, and LBT's Kimberly Schlapman and her husband Stephen are in the row behind them. It looks like Kelsea Ballerini and Maren Morris are palling it up in the back row of the bus.

Miranda Lambert, Instagram

Lambert and Swift go way back. In 2015, Lambert was a surprise guest at a stop on Swift's 1989 World Tour, and they performed Lambert's hit "Little Red Wagon."

Kelsea Ballerini Attends Taylor Swift's Wedding

Kelsea Ballerini wore a structured, strapless green-gold gown to the big event. She shared several snapshots to Instagram, including many of her and Morris. Also among them was a group shot of the wedding-goers repping the country genre.

Ballerini and Swift have known each other for years. Swift publicly praised Ballerini's debut EP in 2015, and invited her out as a special guest on the 1989 Tour.

In an Instagram Stories post, Ballerini shared a throwback photo of her and Swift together in the early days.

Kelsea Ballerini, Instagram

"Watched my favorite singer fall in love and get married," she wrote. "*Cries for several business days*."

Maren Morris Attends Taylor Swift's Wedding

Maren Morris wore a black gown with a cut-out detail to watch Swift and Kelce say their "I do"s.

She shared a collection of snapshots on social media, captioning her post, "Baby just say yes" ( a reference to a lyric in Taylor Swift's "Love Story.")

Among those photos was a piece of embroidered lace fabric, perhaps a wedding souvenir, which read "July 3, 2026" and "New York City," plus "So it's gonna be forever..." (another Swift lyric, from "Blank Space.") In the center of the embroidery was a double-T design with two hearts interwoven, a reference to the fact that both Swift and Kelce's names start with "T."

Morris collaborated with Swift on "You All Over Me," one of the From the Vault tracks on the Taylor's Version of Fearless.

During an interview with SiriusXM's Hits 1 Miami With Mack & Jen earlier in 2026, Maren Morris said that she'd gotten a "spam text" inviting her to Swift and Kelce's wedding, but she disregarded it.

Turns out, either that invite was legit, or hers was still in the mail, because Morris was an invitee to the big shebang.

Little Big Town Attend Taylor Swift's Wedding

All four Little Big Town members, plus Phillip Sweet and Kimberly Schlapman's spouses (band mates Karen Fairchild and Jimi Westbrook are married to each other!) stepped out to support the superstar bride and groom.

They caravanned along with the other country artists listed above, and shared snapshots of their stunning outfits on social media.

Little Big Town famously recorded "Better Man," a song Taylor Swift wrote and originally intended for her Red album. LBT wound up releasing it as a single in 2016, and putting it on their The Breaker album the following year.

Sugarland's Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles Attended Taylor Swift's Wedding

One half of Sugarland rode to Swift's wedding with Little Big Town, Lambert, Morris and Ballerini: That was Kristian Bush, who wore a tux and a wide-brimmed, light-colored hat.

Bush's band mate Jennifer Nettles arrived separately, but she was in the house, too. Nettles shared a couple of Instagram Stories slides on her way to the wedding.

Jennifer Nettles, Instagram

Swift and Sugarland worked together in 2018 on the song "Babe," which appeared on Sugarland's Bigger album. Swift wrote the song and originally intended to record it for Red.

Brad Paisley + Kimberly Williams-Paisley Attended Taylor Swift's Wedding

Brad Paisley and his wife, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, shared a social media video message to Swift and Kelce before the wedding, thanking them for making a large contribution to their free grocery store, The Store.

In that video, the couple were pretty gussied up for a simple "thank you" video! Turns out, they were in their wedding attire. Paisley was looking sharp in a suit, and his wife stunned in a purple, floral gown.

The Chicks Attend Taylor Swift's Wedding

The Chicks shared a social media post of the three of them all dressed up, though they didn't specify the occasion.

But USA Today reported that the country trio were among those spotted headed into Madison Square Garden for Swift's wedding.

Swift has long cited the Chicks as an influence, and they've performed together onstage. The group also provided backing vocals for "Soon You'll Get Better," off Swift's Lover album.

What Other Country Stars Attended Taylor Swift's Wedding?

Tim McGraw was rumored to be performing at Swift's wedding, and if he attended, it would make sense that his wife, Faith Hill, would also. AS of Sunday (July 5), there's no official confirmation on that.