Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding NDA may appear strict, but it lacks real financial consequences for guests who break it.
Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ the electronic agreement sent to attendees does not include any monetary penalty or other punishment for violations.
There is also no film release attached, meaning guests were not asked to waive their rights to appear on camera.
This makes a wedding streaming special or documentary unlikely.
Between 1,100 and 1,200 guests are expected at Madison Square Garden on July 3 to celebrate the couple's marriage, as TMZ first reported.
The NDA is just one element of an elaborate security plan.
Taylor and Travis individually watermarked every invitation with each guest's first and last name repeated throughout, making it easy to trace any invite that ends up online.
While slipping details won't cost guests money, there is the threat of public shaming from other attendees or the possibility of being uninvited.
Invitations listed only "New York City" and the July 3 date — not Madison Square Garden — keeping the exact venue under wraps.
A permit was filed with New York City to close streets around Madison Square Garden from July 2 through midday July 4 for festivities tied to the July 3 event.
