Fans pay up to $100 for garbage from Taylor and Travis' wedding
The collection featured everything from used straws, bottle caps and plastic cutlery to a stray AirPod, a Ring Pop, cigarette butts and even an unused ovulation test kit.
Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce's wedding at New York's Madison Square Garden on 3 July has spawned perhaps its most unusual souvenir yet.
Artist Justin Gignac collected street garbage from outside the tightly guarded venue, sealed it inside his signature acrylic cubes and launched a limited-edition collection titled 'New York City Garbage: Not Invited Edition.'
Some cubes were even stamped "JUST&T MARRIED! 7/3/26," echoing the illuminated sign displayed outside the venue after the ceremony.
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Priced at $25 for mini cubes and $100 for larger editions, the quirky keepsakes sold out almost immediately.
The collection featured everything from used straws, bottle caps and plastic cutlery to a stray AirPod, a Ring Pop, cigarette butts and even an unused ovulation test kit.
Gignac reportedly created more than 1,300 signed, odour-free cubes, proving that for die-hard Swifties, even post-wedding litter can become a prized collectable.
