Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce transformed Madison Square Garden into an intimate wedding venue filled with loved ones, according to "Good Morning America" co-anchors who attended the ceremony.

Robin Roberts described the event as "so personal and so intimate," noting the presence of neighbors and high school friends, making it feel like a typical wedding.

George Stephanopoulos added that the couple wrote their own vows, which were contained in small books. Michael Strahan called it "their dream wedding and it really was amazing," referencing the ceremony reportedly attended by approximately 1,000 guests.

Swift and Kelce have not publicly commented on the wedding details. A representative for Swift confirmed to ABC News that the couple married in New York City, with actor and comedian Adam Sandler officiating.

Swift's brother, Austin, served as her man of honor, and Kelce's brother, Jason, was his best man, the only members of the wedding party. Sources previously indicated the celebration was scheduled from 4 p.m. to 4 a.m.

Stephanopoulos remarked on how the couple turned the iconic venue, home to the New York Knicks and Rangers, into a "garden of its own." He elaborated that it was "as intimate as it could possibly be given that it was Madison Square Garden. Really this garden inside the Garden. Just so beautiful."

Roberts shared that the arena was unrecognizable, with MSG itself acknowledging the marriage on Friday night with a sign that read “JUST T MARRIED.”

In addition to the "GMA" anchors, reported guests included Gigi Hadid, Bradley Cooper, Benson Boone, Ethan Hawke, Abby Wambach, Jason Sudeikis, and NFL stars Matthew Stafford, Baker Mayfield, Cooper Kupp, and Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs teammates. Music legend Stevie Nicks also reportedly performed.