Taylor and Travis' wedding invite, Prince Harry's Buckingham Palace invite 'withdrawn' | P6Headlines

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's ultra-private wedding just got an unexpected behind-the-scenes reveal. We've got more on the couple's emotional wedding vows later in today's Page Six Headlines. One of the couple's wedding guests briefly shared Swift and Kelce's forest-themed invitation on Instagram before deleting it, giving fans a rare look at the top-secret details. The invite featured a painting of a forest and stream with an orange sky, listed their July 3, 2026 Manhattan wedding date, and noted the event was black tie. Each invitation was personalized with the guest's name as a watermark, and included the couple's custom double-T monogram. That garden theme carried throughout the celebration, and according to a new report, one of the most emotional moments came during the couple's vows. Kelce was reportedly nervous at the altar, but promised Swift he would protect her forever, a moment that reportedly brought the bride to tears. Guests, including George Stephanopoulos, described the vows as deeply loving, personal, and emotional, with the couple reading from small books during the ceremony. The vows reportedly lasted about 20 minutes each, making it one of the most memorable parts of their wedding. Next, Diana Rossini has been spotted enjoying a family vacation as she and her husband continue working on their marriage. Page Six obtained exclusive photos and video of Rossini on Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas with her husband, Shake Shack executive Kevin Goldschmidt, and their two sons over the Fourth of July holiday. An eyewitness said the couple appeared affectionate, with Rossini even blowing her husband a kiss across the pool while they spent time together with their children. The family was seen laughing, taking the kids to the splash pad, and enjoying the vacation, while Rossini also danced to Katy Perry's Firework as she held one of her sons. The sighting comes months after Page Six published photos of Rossini with Mike Vrabel in Arizona and later released older photos of the two together from 2020. Rossini resigned from The Athletic in April following the controversy, while Vrabel has said he held difficult conversations with his family and sought counselling. Finally, Prince Harry is disputing why an invitation to stay at Buckingham Palace reportedly fell through ahead of his latest UK visit. A spokesperson for the Duke of Sussex told Page Six that Harry formally accepted an offer to stay at a royal residence after making alternative security arrangements, only for the invitation to be withdrawn at the last minute. His team called the decision disappointing and questioned why the offer was rescinded, saying Buckingham Palace had already been aware of the timing of Harry's upcoming court judgement. Buckingham Palace, however, maintains that Harry's team initially declined the invitation and only accepted it later, after it was too late to finalise arrangements. According to the BBC, the palace was also concerned the timing of Harry's legal case against Associated Newspapers could complicate King Charles III's constitutional position. Harry is in London to promote next year's Invictus Games and other charity work after his family was denied taxpayer-funded security for the trip. For more of today's biggest stories, head to PageSix.com.