The private ceremony is thought to have been watched by 130 guests, who also include Bee Gees singer Barry Gibb, US magician David Blaine and broadcaster Alan Coren.

A lavish feast was being laid on in an ivory coloured marquee in the middle of Geller's garden. He was due to exchange vows with his wife after a champagne reception in the marquee, which was garlanded with lilies, roses and orchids.

Gold ring

The service was conducted by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, a friend of both Geller and the singer.

In a recent interview, Geller said he had no concerns about press intrusion at the ceremony.

He said: "Do you think I'm important enough for helicopters? Anyway, there'll be a marquee."

There are conflicting reports over when the psychic and the singer first met.

"I chose Michael because he is a good friend and I wanted him to experience a Jewish wedding," Geller said.

'Protect children'

"I like him, he's a friend," he added.

In his speech to the Oxford Union Jackson called for a universal bill of rights to protect children.

The singer, along with Geller and Rabbi Boteach, have founded a children's charity, Heal the Kids, with the aim of improving the lives of children.

He arrived at the Oxford Union almost three hours late for his speech.

Liquid News will report live from the Michael Jackson Day concert in London, which he is attending. It will also report on Uri Geller's marriage vows renewal. The show is broadcast on BBC Choice at 2030 GMT.