ost couples save a few decorations from their wedding day. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's team reportedly went in a very different direction.

According to the Daily Mail, millions of dollars' worth of custom-made decorations from the couple's July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden were allegedly destroyed to prevent anyone from stealing pieces and selling them as memorabilia.

An insider claims the elaborate decorations, which included artificial trees, custom-built walls, a 35-foot greenhouse structure and a carnival-style tent, were dismantled after the celebration and transported to Pennsylvania to be incinerated.

The decorations reportedly required 11 semi-trucks to transport across the country before the wedding.

The source claims Swift's team wanted to make sure none of the one-of-a-kind pieces ended up in the hands of collectors or resellers. However, the insider said Swift herself did not personally give the order to destroy them.

The exact location where the decorations were allegedly burned remains unknown, and the claims have not been independently confirmed. Swift's representatives have not publicly commented on the report.

The couple's extravagant wedding reportedly transformed Madison Square Garden into a whimsical forest setting, with decorations that took months to design and build.

And while most wedding decorations eventually end up in storage, donated or resold, it sounds like these were never intended to have a second life.