Jason Kelce is astonished no genuine photographs have emerged from his brother Travis Kelce's wedding to Taylor Swift.

Describing the secrecy surrounding the Madison Square Garden ceremony as "remarkable" despite the scale of the celebration, the former Philadelphia Eagles centre, 38, reflected on the ceremony during an appearance on SportsRadio 94WIP, on which he discussed the highly anticipated day that took place at Madison Square Garden earlier this month.

The event is said to have brought together around 1,000 guests, combining Hollywood stars with family and lifelong friends from the Kelce brothers' hometown of Cleveland, Ohio.

The wedding has remained a major talking point because no official photographs have been released and no verified images have leaked online.

Jason said: "I haven't seen any legitimate photos really from the wedding. It's remarkable."

Speaking about the scale of the event, Jason said it was the biggest wedding he had ever attended.

He added: "There were a thousand people inside Madison Square Garden," saying the guest list included "an insane mix" of celebrities, including Brad Pitt alongside family friends from Cleveland.

Jason said the lack of photographs reflected Taylor and Travis' efforts to keep the ceremony private.

He said: "I think, this is obviously an effort by Travis and Taylor to really try and make this as intimate of a moment as possible."

Jason also said he understood why the couple wanted to protect the occasion from public scrutiny.

He went on: "There's so much interest in what those guys are doing at all times, so I think you just get used to it."

Although he declined to discuss further details of the ceremony, Jason joked he became more emotional watching his younger brother marry than he had at his own wedding to Kylie Kelce in 2018.

He said: "Kylie is probably not happy about that."

Reports from the ceremony also suggested Travis became emotional during the service.

Sports broadcaster Joe Buck said on his Rates and Barrels podcast Travis was visibly moved as Taylor walked down the aisle.

Joe also said Travis became emotional watching his nieces - Wyatt Kelce, Elliotte Kelce, Bennett Kelce and Finnley Kelce - serve as flower girls.

Joe said: "Travis was a puddle watching his nieces come down the little ramp that they built.

"And then, you know, when (Taylor) walked out, he was a puddle."

Joe also confirmed reports the couple's vows lasted around 20 minutes each.

He said they were "long," but added they were "well written".

Despite intense public interest surrounding the wedding, neither Taylor nor Travis has released official photographs from the ceremony.

Earlier this month, film director Joseph Kahn, who directed several of Taylor's music videos, including Blank Space and Bad Blood, dismissed images circulating online purporting to show the wedding.

Joseph wrote on X: "Every picture I've seen of the wedding is fake. Trust me, AI would break if you tried to prompt it."