Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly went to extraordinary lengths to keep their wedding private—even after the celebration ended. A new report claims millions of dollars’ worth of decorations were transported from New York to Pennsylvania and burned to prevent them from becoming celebrity collectibles. According to the Daily Mail, a source said the couple didn’t want anyone stealing pieces from their lavish July 3 wedding and selling them at auction. “They didn't want people to steal it and then auction it or sell it, so they just burned it all,” the source claimed. The reported decision adds another twist to the couple’s closely guarded celebration at Madison Square Garden. Behind the scenes, preparations reportedly included elaborate structures, real and artificial trees, and plans for a two-tiered carousel. But some ideas allegedly changed because of cost and safety concerns. A carousel reportedly priced at millions of dollars was scrapped, while a proposed pond beneath the altar was abandoned over concerns that guests could fall in. The couple also reportedly required guests to surrender their phones. Kelce later explained on his New Heights podcast that the rule allowed everyone to relax and enjoy the celebration without worrying about cameras. The reported disposal of the decorations has not been independently confirmed, and the exact arrangements remain unclear. For a couple determined to keep their big day private, even the decorations may have been considered part of the secret. Would you go this far to protect the privacy of your wedding? \#TaylorSwift #TravisKelce #CelebrityWedding #CelebrityNews #hollywoodnews - @viralnews.usa