Taylor Swift’s Wedding Decor Was Reportedly Set On Fire & “Burned To The Ground”
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
It’s been a couple of months since Taylor Swift got married to Kansas City Chiefs superstar Travis Kelce. The ceremony, held at Madison Square Garden, drew thousands of attendees to celebrate the love between the singer-songwriter and the three-time Super Bowl champion tight end.
New details about the ceremony continue to emerge months after it took place. They tied the knot in a spectacular setting surrounded by lush greenery. It was a fairytale ceremony that saw multiple celebrities, including Jennifer Lopez, Brad Lopez and Gigi Hadid, among others.
Months after the ceremony, the setting’s location remains unknown. Why? Swift’s team made sure nobody outside the attendees got close to it.
Taylor Swift’s Team Ordered Complete Disposal Of Custom Decor
The Daily Mail reported on Tuesday that Swift’s team packed up every item of the custom-made decor that took months to create and shipped it away.
The setting included “Colosseum-like walls, fake trees, fabrics with forest graphics printed on them, a faux greenhouse structure that was 35 feet tall, a peach-colored tent for games.”
“It was all allegedly shipped out of New York to Pennsylvania – and burned to the ground.”
Swift’s team allegedly told workers to “dispose” of all of the decorations, making sure they left no trail behind.
“They didn’t want people to steal it and then auction it or sell it so they just [disposed of] it all,” a source said.
The concerns stemmed from people potentially reselling whatever item they had received. Instead, the fans who surrounded the venue before and during the wedding received leftover desserts from Swift and Kelce’s catering company.
“They had told us it was going to be incinerated, but I don’t know where they actually physically incinerated it,” the insider said.
Eleven semi-trucks transported the settings from the West Coast to the East Coast for the big event.
