Jason Kelce is revealing major details about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s star-studded wedding, from the wide-range of attendees to emotional moments. The retired NFL player, who served as his younger brother’s best man at the July 3 nuptials, visited Philadelphia radio station 94WIP an d spoke about the Madison Square Garden event in a clip posted on Instagram July 30. When asked about the ceremony, Jason Kelce described it as “incredible” and “more than 10 out of 10.” He also shared that he became emotional as he watched Swift and his brother celebrate their love story. “I am a crier. I did cry … Probably cried more at this wedding than I cried at my own wedding, which probably is not acceptable,” he joked. Jason Kelce playfully added that his wife Kylie Kelce was “probably not happy about that.” He confirmed that Adam Sandler officiated the ceremony, praising the comedian for being the ideal person for the job. “Obviously, he’s hilarious and he knows how to make it entertaining and funny, but there’s a sweetness to Adam in everything he does, all of his movies, that really resonated throughout,” Jason Kelce explained. Speaking about the bride and groom, he continued, “I think that Taylor and Travis were fantastic in the ceremony.” Taylor Swift Jul 30 Jason Kelce calls it ‘remarkable' no photos have leaked from Travis and Taylor Swift's wedding Taylor Swift Jul 30 Simone Biles says unexpected celebrity ‘stole' her sunglasses at Taylor Swift's wedding Taylor Swift Jul 29 Karlie Kloss calls Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce an ‘amazing couple' after their wedding He revealed that the pair strayed from a traditional reception and instead threw a giant party with their friends and family. “My favorite moments were just the different people that are at this wedding, right? Like, in one moment, I’m going (from) seeing Brad Pitt pop out of a corner and talking to him, and then in the next moment, I’m seeing Mrs. Clark who ran the attendance at Cleveland Heights High School,” he shared. Jason Kelce took some time to catch up with his former teacher and reminisce about his younger days when he tried to mimic his dad’s voice to call out sick. Other friends and relatives from their hometown were there, he said, as well as more famous faces like Conan O’Brien. “It was an amazing evening with a lot of awesome people, and, you know, just so happy for both Travis and Taylor,” he said. In another clip, Jason Kelce expressed how surprised he is that pictures from the wedding still haven’t leaked. “I haven’t seen any legitimate photos really from the wedding. It’s remarkable that there was a thousand people inside Madison Square Garden … and there’s really not a lot out there,” he pointed out. He also said that the lack of pictures shows how much effort his brother and sister-in-law put in to make their special day feel “intimate.” He noted the “backlash” the two received for holding their wedding at the New York City arena and said that the space “didn’t feel like Madison Square (Garden).” “They did a great job of finding an area that could be very secure,” he continued. “Some place that they would be able to have this kind of control over it, while also feeling intimate and really special. It was incredibly done.” In the weeks since the nuptials, more information about the pop icon and the Kansas City Chiefs star’s unique venue and ceremony have emerged — mostly thanks to Jason Kelce. He previously told the Reno Gazette Journal that all four of his daughters — Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 5, Bennett, 3, and Finnley, 1 — were flower girls. “They’re beautiful, they’re incredible personalities,” the proud dad gushed about his daughters. “And Travis and Taylor love them.” This story first appeared on TODAY.com. More from TODAY: Karlie Kloss Calls Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce an ‘Amazing Couple’ After Going to Their Wedding: EXCLUSIVE Kylie Kelce Calls Taylor Swift ‘Family’ After Wedding to Travis Kelce, and Says She’s Been ‘For Quite Some Time’ Jason Kelce Says His Daughters Were ‘Incredible’ as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Flower Girls This story uses functionality that may not work in our app. Click here to open the story in your web browser. ...read more read less