Custom décor from Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden was reportedly burned after the event. According to an anonymous source who spoke to the Daily Mail, as relayed by Page Six, Swift's team told crew members to "dispose" of the pieces so there would not be "any traces" left. The source said the aim was to stop people from stealing the items and auctioning or selling them.
The pieces, which reportedly included monogrammed items with two interlocking Ts and garden-like structures, were loaded into 11 semi-trucks in New York and taken to Pennsylvania, where they were originally built. The source said crew had been told the items would be incinerated but did not know where that happened. The Daily Mail reported that Swift did not make the request herself, though she helped plan and design the ceremony because she "didn't want to just be handed a wedding."
The Daily Mail had reported on Monday that the couple dropped a two-story carousel and a man-made pond from the plans, which was also based on insider accounts. Page Six says it contacted representatives for Swift and MSG for comment but had not received a reply at publication. Every detail in this account comes from anonymous sources and has not been independently verified. The reports do suggest how tightly the couple's wedding was managed, though what happened to the décor remains a report rather than a confirmed fact.
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