Kyle's leather throne wedding 'circus'

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KYLE Sandilands has tied the knot in what one guest describeddiplomatically as "the most over the top wedding I have ever seen".
The reception featured matching leather thrones from which Kyle andhis bride Tamara Jaber presided over the party, held on Fridaynight.
Gallery: The irrepressible Kyle Sandilands
Gallery: Kyle Sandilands and Tamara Jaber
Columnist Amber Petty, a bridesmaid at Princess Mary's wedding toDenmark's Prince Frederick, was also a guest at the Sandilands'nuptials, The Sunday Mail reports.
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"Obviously Mary's wedding was very beautiful and emotional forme," she said.
"But this was the most over-the-top wedding I've ever seen. Itwas like a romantic circus."
The ceremony, in a church in Marrickville, was a traditionalaffair, but the reception included chandeliers, candles, lashingsof "Barbie pink" and the two huge leather thrones.

Guests included Bert and Patti Newton, Natalie Bassingthwaighte,Idol judges Ian "Dicko" Dickson and Marcia Hines, rugby'sWendell Sailor and boxer Jeff Fenech, who was a groomsman.

One man who wasn't present though was Sandilands' long time"bestie'' and former personal security guard, Max Lea.
The two had a huge falling-out after Lea reportedly took a shine toone of the gals in a splinter group that Jaber was performing in.
Lea, who is now working in LA, will not be drawn on the subject,and Sandilands is still cooling down from the episode. But they'renot expected to hook up together any time soon.
The biggest hit with the crowd was Channel 9's Hollywood gossiperRichard Reid.

"He was so much fun, and he's actually quite tall," MsPetty said.
"He and I were joking that we were going to be the nextcelebrity wedding."

The highlight of the star-studded night was when Kyle sang A Crazy Little Thing Called Love to his bride. And the verdict?
"He's not going to win Australian Idol any time soon," MsPetty laughed.

It is believed the wedding photos have been sold to a magazine.