Could a Madison Square Garden wedding be the love story of Taylor Swift's wildest dreams?

The potential venue choice shocked many Swift fans, who envisioned the singer getting married in a more scenic outdoors location, such as a spot near her oceanside Rhode Island mansion. The couple's engagement photos show Kelce proposing to Swift in a fairy tale-like garden decorated with dozens of flowers. Instead, Madison Square Garden, a window-less 19,500-seat arena in the middle of Midtown Manhattan, has no natural light and offers little in terms of scenic views. Molly Gaffney, a Swiftie from Albany, New York, said the location choice made "little to no sense". "Her getting married in Manhattan at all, let alone during the Fourth of July during America 250, plus the World Cup, is insanity," Gaffney said, referencing the 250th anniversary of the US and the FIFA World Cup games taking place nearby. The city is planning several events related to the nation's 250th birthday for the 4 July weekend. "This dark, industrial location as her wedding venue couldn't be more perplexing," Gaffney said. Nicki VleisidesNicki Vleisides (left) and Andie Furber - who have a podcast on Swift - think Madison Square Garden makes sense for security and symbolism