Photos of the singer’s wedding venue have been circulating online.

Taylor Swift is staying completely silent after the Daily Mail leaked more photos from her wedding to Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden in New York.

The outlet published photos on Oct. 26 that showed a glimpse into the decor for the couple’s July 3 ceremony in New York and also reported that they also had renderings of the “Patient Zero” singer’s custom wedding dress from Dior.

The New York Times also confirmed that both Swift’s team and Dior declined to comment on the leaks and the reports the Daily Mail shared about the wedding.

According to the Daily Mail’s reports, the decor transformed the iconic music and sports venue “into a whimsical forest wonderland” for Swift and Kelce’s wedding. The photos also showed the altar, which was “adorned with foliage and vines” and also included the couple’s iconic “T&T” initials logo around the rest of the venue.

Another source came forward and revealed to the outlet that Swift’s team even instructed the wedding crew to “dispose” of the wedding decor and make sure that there weren’t “any traces” left behind, per Page Six.

“They didn’t want people to steal it and then auction it or sell it, so they just burned it all,” the source told the outlet. “They had told us it was going to be incinerated, but I don’t know where they actually physically incinerated it,”

Details about Swift and Kelce’s wedding have been kept tightly under wraps, with the couple even enforcing a “no phones for the guests, vendors and security” during the ceremony, The New York Times reported.

Rishi Patel, an event designer who previously worked on other celebrity weddings told the outlet that “for a wedding of this scale and caliber to stay private, staff members — from floral vendors to caterers, stationery designers to lighting contractors, photographers to tent providers — and even guests would likely have had to sign an airtight, blanket nondisclosure agreement with the wedding planning company.”

Back in August, a source at Radar Online revealed that Swift felt “betrayed” after a guest leaked the couple’s wedding invitation on Instagram. The outlet reported that Swift and Kelce filed a copyright complaint in order to have the photo removed from the social media platform.

“Taylor wasn’t about to let it circulate online without permission,” a source told the outlet at the time. ““The wedding was deeply personal, and her team acted immediately. She trusted her guests to respect her privacy.”