Nice Day for a Pink Wedding

01/08/2006 9:00 PM, E! Online
Marcus Errico

Pink got the wedding party started this weekend.

The pop-punk princess took the marital plunge Saturday, swapping vows with her fiancé, the motocross-racing, Surreal Life-starring Carey Hart, at a seaside, sunset ceremony in Costa Rica

Published reports put the guest count between 100 (People's estimate) and 150 (Us Weekly's tally), with all accounts agreeing that Lisa-Marie Presley was among those on hand for the nondenominational nuptials at the Four Seasons on the country's Papagayo peninsula.

"We just love the beach, so we knew we wanted it to be at the beach," Pink told People.

While Hart told the magazine: "We wanted it very fun and nontraditional. We're spiritual, but we're not religious. It was about being with our closest friends and family and having a very fun and loose party."

Per Us Weekly, the two-time Grammy winner, whose real name is Alecia Moore, wore a cream gown and had her blonde hair accented with, yes, pink highlights. Pink, 26, and Hart, 30, walked barefoot down the candle-lit aisle to the strains of Billy Joel's "She's Always a Woman," according to Us.

This is the first marriage for both.

The "Get the Party Started" singer met Hart at the 2001 X Games, where he was competing. They've been together the better part of three years and split their time between Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

They became engaged last June as Hart was participating in the Pro 250 finals in Mammoth Lakes, California. During his run, the multiplatinum-selling singer popped the question by writing "Will you marry me?" on a board in the pit area. An incredulous Hart asked, "Are you serious?" She was, and he rode his bike off the course--forfeiting the race--and accepted.

The deal was sealed with a five-carat diamond ring for her and mutual "Tru Luv" tattoos on their wrists. (Hart, who owns the Hart & Huntington tattoo parlor in Las Vegas, told People that he plans to have his missus' name inked on his ring finger.)

According to People, the newly minted marrieds will embark on a snowboarding honeymoon with their dogs.

Then it's back to work. Hart, who can currently be seen on A&E's Inked, has a full slate of races ahead, while Pink is planning to drop I'm Not Dead, the follow-up to 2003's Try This, on Apr. 4, about the same time she makes her major feature film starring debut in the horror flick Catacombs.