Taylor Swift reflects on the ‘marvelous time’ she had at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards

Taylor Swift became the first female artist to win Album Of The Year three times after walking away with the honor during the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday.

And the megastar, 31, described the night as ‘marvelous,’ while sharing behind-the-scenes snaps from the ceremony to Instagram on Wednesday.

In one photo, Swift, donning a stunning floral mini dress, proudly showed off the envelope that unveiled Folklore as Album Of The Year for the camera.

Despite wearing a face mask, the excitement was clear in Taylor’s eyes.

Another shot showed the Lover songstress, as well as her Folklore collaborators Aaron Dessner, Jack Antonoff, Laura Sisk and Johnathan Low, poses for photos with their Grammy on the post-show carpet.

Dessner co-wrote and produced a majority of the songs on both albums, while Antonoff, who co-wrote and produced on previous albums, also worked on a handful of tracks. 

Giving her fans a peek into the fun she had inside of the event, Taylor uploaded a selfie mode portrait of herself and Dessner at their designated table.

The Grammy Award-winner held up three fingers for the camera to symbolize her historic third Album Of The Year win.

To close out her behind-the-scenes series, Swift included a more intimate shot of herself and her collaborators enjoying a celebratory drink at home.

During Sunday’s star-studded award ceremony, the Mean singer delivered a healthy dose of flower power when she debuted her floral mini dress on the red carpet. 

Swift looked festive in her Oscar de la Renta floral dress, which featured long sleeves that swallowed up her hands. 

The 5ft11in musician’s short dress showcased her toned legs, culminating in pale pink open-toe Louboutin pumps with ribbons wrapped around her ankles. 

Taylor was among the most nominated performers at the ceremony with six nods, going on to make herstory as the first female artist to win the Album of the Year Grammy Award three times.

She previously won Album of the Year for 1989 in 2016, and for Fearless back in 2010. 

She was still riding high from 2020, when she reinvented her sound with her Folklore album and dug further into the new artistic territory with her surprise follow-up record Evermore.

During the show, Antonoff and Dessner joined Taylor for an intimate performance in a cabin set of her singles Cardigan, August, and Willow.