Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce burned wedding décor after $30M ceremony: report
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Key Points:
- Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s $30 million wedding decorations were reportedly burned to prevent theft or resale, with the custom-made items transported from New York to Pennsylvania for incineration.
- The elaborate décor, including monogrammed furnishings and garden-like structures, was moved in 11 semi-trucks and completely destroyed to ensure no relics remained.
- Swift was involved in planning the ceremony’s design but did not personally request the destruction of the décor; the decision was made by her team.
- The couple’s wedding at Madison Square Garden on July 3 featured over 1,000 guests and included scaled-back plans, such as replacing a $7 million carousel with carnival games and canceling a man-made pond due to safety concerns.
- The event was highly produced, with multiple camera crews filming and a reception held in a “castle,” making it feel like a movie set according to eyewitnesses.
