Rob Gronkowski got Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce exactly what they wanted on their big day.
The four-time Super Bowl champ, 37, revealed in an interview with NBC Sports that he followed the couple's instructions down to the "T" and got them nothing for their July 3 nuptials at Madison Square Garden.
"Didn't get him anything. You weren't supposed to get them gifts, so it's a good thing I didn't," Gronkowski told the outlet, referring to the no-gift rule the pair implemented for their wedding guests. "I don't want to break the rules."
Dubbed the "wedding of the century" by Swifties, Gronkowski attended the event with his girlfriend, Camille Kostek, and former teammate Julian Edelman, who he tried to "play matchmaker" with. The event was one for the books,
according to Gronkowski, even with no gifts.

"They didn't need to send me anything. I should be sending them a thank you card for inviting me," Gronkowski said.
Gronkowski was one of dozens of A-listers from sports figures to musicians who joined the power couple for a lavish but intimate ceremony. "The Other Football" talk show host also let some details slip about what attending the New York City extravaganza was really like.
"It was the most amount of black cars I’ve ever seen going into Madison Square Garden," Gronkowski said, telling his fellow "Other Football" co-host Jameis Winston that the line of black cars stretched for five blocks.
"I ain't just sitting here doing nothing. Let's put that game [the Argentina vs. Cape Verde World Cup match] on the screen. That got me prepared for the wedding because that's one of the best games that you could've possibly watched."
He added, "It got you out of your seat, it got you excited, and same with this wedding, man."
"It was top-notch," Gronkowski continued. "Hats off to Taylor and Trav. And the dance floor, that's the one thing. It was poppin.'"
Contributing: KiMi Robinson, USA TODAY
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