Dakota Johnson has dished on Taylor Swift's wedding, nearly three months after the singer tied the knot with Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden.

The 36-year-old Verity actress opened up about the high-profile nuptials on BBC Radio 1 with host Greg James on Monday, calling the day 'so fun.'

'It was so, like… everything [Taylor's] dreamed of. It just felt so completely her,' Johnson said of her close pal, who stars in Swift's latest music video, Patient Zero.

Asked if she thinks any photos from the ceremony will eventually be leaked, Johnson answered plainly, 'No.'

Meanwhile, after Patient Zero debuted at Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards, Swifties joked that it was 'the closest we are getting' to a wedding portrait.

Swift dons a wedding dress in the emotionally-charged video, which stars Colin Farrell as her abusive ex.

Her splashy July 3 wedding was attended by a slew of A-listers, including Jennifer Lopez, Cindy Crawford, and Paul Rudd.

Following the ceremony, actor Adam Scott spilled details on the affair during an appearance on the Today show in August.

'I think the thing we walked away with, the impression we had more than anything, was that it was a real wedding,' he said about attending alongside wife Naomi Scott.

He continued, 'You had the sense that these are just people who love each other. It was kind of on a grand scale – there were more people than were at my wedding – but at its core, it just felt like a regular wedding with two people coming together.'

Scott – who was among a reported 1,000 guests at the ceremony – continued, 'Everyone teared up. It was a really lovely, lovely event.' 

In the Patient Zero clip, Johnson and Farrell play a seemingly perfect couple, until the toxic nature of the romance comes to light. 

Swift appears as a ghost who quietly tries to warn Johnson of imminent doom.

The singer-songwriter, who directed the Patient Zero visual, received MTV's inaugural Artist Director Honors at Sunday evening's awards show.

Critics of Swift's The Life of a Showgirl deluxe album, The Encore, have called it 'derivative and flat.' 

In addition to Patient Zero, the hitmaker unveiled tracks Cleveland!, Pink Clouding, and Babylon.

But Swifties have embraced her latest output, with Patient Zero crowned Spotify’s most-streamed song by a female artist in a single day this year.

The platform also revealed that Swift has become the most-streamed female artist in a single day in 2026. 

Fans can look forward to the star's forthcoming appearance at the Country Music Awards in November.

Her song I Knew It, I Knew You, from the Toy Story 5 soundtrack, is nominated for Single of the Year alongside two Ella Langley songs, as well as tracks by Lainey Wilson and Cody Johnson. 

Swift last showed up at the CMAs in 2016, when she presented Garth Brooks with the award for Entertainer of the Year. 

This year's event will take place on November 18 at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, hosted by Lainey Wilson.