Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have ensured their honeymoon plans are even more tightly under wraps than the wedding itself.

Guests at their Madison Square Garden nuptials last week were kept in the dark until the very last moment – simply being told to be in New York City, on July 3, in the 'early evening.'

But the locked-down wedding was nothing compared to their military operation honeymoon – which has even used 'decoy' private jets in a bid to keep the newlyweds completely away from prying eyes.

Sources say that the Kansas City Chiefs tight end and his pop star wife, both 36, were keen to enjoy the 'newly married bubble,' and decided to hunker down together on a 'mini-moon' before heading off on a longer honeymoon.

And where better to go than the one place the couple have been afforded 'complete privacy' in the past – the exclusive Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Montana.

Funnily enough, last summer, the couple reportedly spent Independence Day weekend at the elite members-only club – a trip that saw no photos leak but which Kelce all but confirmed himself when he later wore a Yellowstone Club branded T-shirt on an episode of his New Heights podcast.

Sources with knowledge of the couple's post-wedding movements have told the Daily Mail that the newlyweds were spotted at the Yellowstone Club in the days following their July 3 wedding.

Swift's private jet was elsewhere, loaned to family friends with young children who stayed at her $30 million 'Holiday House' in Rhode Island over the July 4th weekend. 

The jet then headed to Bozeman International Airport in Montana, 50 miles from the Yellowstone Club, on Thursday.

Membership to the club requires owning property on-site, which spans 15,200 acres of private mountain terrain, with an initial membership fee of around $500,000 and annual dues of $78,000. 

Bill Gates, Tom Brady and Mark Zuckerberg are all members. You cannot be admitted without an explicit invitation.

Swift and Kelce regarded it as a trusted location for them to disappear to.

They have enjoyed multiple trips to the club over the past two years and yet not a single photograph has ever emerged from inside.

The only glimpses that have surfaced have come months after the fact, and when the couple decided to share them.

In March 2025, the pair spent time in Montana with friends, skiing and snow tubing with sports broadcasters Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson.

Months later, Kelce posted a photo 'dump' to Instagram – 13 pictures, Swift's lucky number –  including one shot of the pair bundled up in the snow, grinning at the camera.

Thompson added her own belated confirmation on New Year's Eve: a photo of herself, Swift and Andrews on snow tubes. Kelce, who liked the post, was not pictured. 

Now, the couple's short mini-moon will soon turn into their first big debut as newlyweds – as they are expected at New York Giants wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster's wedding in Orange County, California, this Saturday.

On Thursday afternoon, Swift's jet flew her and Kelce from Montana to Bob Hope International airport in Burbank.

Daily Mail footage captured dozens of umbrellas opening to conceal the couple as they disembarked the plane. The hidden figures then entered a convoy of cars, which appeared to whisk Swift and her new hubby off to her Beverly Hills mansion, 15 miles away. 

But after Smith-Schuster's wedding Saturday, and if those close to the couple are right, the real honeymoon begins.

Sources previously suggested that the couple plan to spend their full honeymoon island-hopping around Greece and wider Europe.

But they may be brought back to reality sooner than they had hoped, with Kelce due to report to the Chiefs training camp in St Joseph, Missouri, on July 29, ahead of the new NFL season. That gives the newlyweds a window of just 18 days to squeeze in the trip of a lifetime.

The Daily Mail has contacted Swift's representatives for comment.