As anticipation builds for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s upcoming event at Madison Square Garden, new details provide insight into the much-discussed celebration, which many believe to be a wedding.

The event will follow a black-tie dress code. This means men should wear a tuxedo, complete with a jacket, black bow tie, and matching satin-striped trousers. Women can choose from a variety of formal options, such as floor-length gowns, elevated cocktail dresses, or elegant separates.

One notable feature of the preparation is the post by Peters Clothiers, a men’s wear store in Kansas City. They shared a photo on Instagram showing Andy Reid, coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, being fitted for a tuxedo jacket. The caption read: “Getting ready for the Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift Wedding!” Reid and other key members of the team’s management, including general manager Brett Veach and vice president of sports medicine and performance Rick Burkholder, were also pictured.

The event at Madison Square Garden will include two separate gatherings. An intimate rehearsal dinner for about 100 guests will take place at the Infosys Theater on Thursday evening. On Friday, a more lavish affair will host around 1,000 guests, commencing with a cocktail hour at 4 p.m. These gatherings will feature a strict no-phone policy for all attendees, vendors, and security personnel.

Although the couple has kept details under wraps, some hints appeared outside the Garden on Tuesday. Trucks and forklifts unloaded heavy cargo shrouded in dark plastic. Included were large objects, some resembling trees, shipped in wooden boxes marked “trees.” Intriguingly, a forklift driver sported a T-shirt reading: “Taylor Swift CARPENTERS,” but refrained from confirming its connection to the event, responding, “I plead the Fifth.”