NYC permit filings show 8 blocks around Madison Square Garden closed for July 3rd — a move never made before except for NBA championships. Combined with a cryptic post from a rumored wedding planner, the hosts are convinced something massive is happening.
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The Page Six story drops with two cryptic social posts: one from Rishi, widely rumored to be Taylor Swift's wedding planner, marveling that 23 colleagues unanimously said they never imagined being part of 'what we created today.' [1] — Claudia Oshry "Taylor Swift wedding planner's cryptic post: Rumored Taylor Swift wedding planner Rishi posted on Instagram about an event he helped create…" 28:46 Another comes from a social media strategist who posted about a career highlight evening in New York. Jackie immediately applies her filter: no real contracted Taylor Swift vendor is posting Instagram stories the same night — NDAs would prevent it. She's more interested in what's happening offline: trucks being loaded near Madison Square Garden, and NYC Department permit filings showing 8 blocks of streets around MSG — near Penn Station — closed for July 3rd. [2] — Jackie Oshry "NYC permit filings show 8 blocks around Madison Square Garden closed for July 3rd — a move never made before except for NBA championships. …" 28:46 The scale of the closure, she notes, has only ever been done before for the NBA championships. This is not a wedding, it's a civic event.
Rumored Taylor Swift wedding planner Rishi posted on Instagram about an event he helped create, saying 23 of his colleagues agreed they never imagined being part of something like it.
Street closure permits near Madison Square Garden covering approximately 8 blocks were filed with the NYC Department for July 3rd, fueling Taylor Swift wedding speculation.
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