Big Brother rebel Kitten has married partner Lianda Gibson amid tight security, fuelling speculation she has sold the rights to her wedding to a glossy magazine.

The self-styled anarchist, real name Kathryn Pinder, donned a top hat and tails for the ceremony in a huge marquee in Stanmer Park, Brighton.

A dozen security guards dressed in black kept sightseers away as children played on a bouncy castle within the perimeter fence.

Kitten, 24, of Grand Parade, Brighton, arrived in a white stretch limousine.

She was met by Gino Meriano of gay wedding organisers Pink Weddings, who welcomed her with a kiss on the cheek behind a canopy of umbrellas deployed to keep waiting photographers at bay.

Guests were tight-lipped about what happened inside the tent but one said the ceremony was "extremely touching".

Referring to the celebrity magazine owned by Richard Desmond, one of the guests told The Argus: "You're too late. OK! got here first."

Many of the revellers poured into the Candy Bar in St James's Street afterwards to continue to the party.

Before the wedding, Kitten told The Argus she wanted to settle down with 25-year-old Lianda.

The outspoken feminist, who was booted off Big Brother in its first week, said she wanted to foster children and play mother and housewife.

Kitten will tour Australia in a bright pink camper van for her honeymoon.

On her return she plans to become the face of Pink Weddings and continue to fight for equality in marriage laws.

The company plans to move to Brighton next year and open a shop selling same-sex wedding cakes and invitations.

She said: "Gay couples can be great parents and provide a lot of support, just like anyone else."

Mr Meriano said: "I cannot tell you what she was wearing. There are rules and regulations that have to be adhered to.

"We have got plans for Kitten and when she gets back she will be doing a lot of work for Pink Weddings."

A spokeswoman for OK! said: "We cannot comment on the content of any future magazines."