Timberlake and Jessica Biel tied the note at their 6$ million wedding in southern Italy last week.

Biel was in a baby pink wedding dress by Giambattista Valli looking gorgeous with her newly wed husband by her side. 31 year old groom, Justin Timberlake wore a tux.

People magazine had paid a wopping $300 000 for the exclusive pictures. Think that is a lot? OK! Magazine paid 3$ million to get pictures of Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore.

However, a slight controversy has come out of the wedding of inappropriate images mocking homeless people. Their wedding featured a video which unashamedly pocked fun at homeless people in L.A, according to report.

Gawker, which is being sued by Huchel is the one which posted the video. The video was allegedly created by Timberlake’s real estate agent and friend, Justin Huchel. Real homeless people of L.A were depicted in the video acting as the couple’s friends who could not attend the ceremony.

The homeless people in the clip -- one toothless, the other shirtless -- wish the ultra-rich couple well on their new lives together ... saying things like, "I hope the wedding goes fine for you. My gift is in the mail."

The video's an obvious dig at Justin and Jessica's ridiculous wealth -- juxtaposed against the destitute poverty displayed in the clip. The video also features a transvestite.

Huchel -- who once dated Amanda Seyfried -- has already threatened to sue Gawker over the video, claiming it was shot as "a private joke" without Timberlake's knowledge ... and demanding it be taken off the web ASAP. Nevertheless, the couple can be seen the acquiesce if such a video was featured at their wedding and there has been no reports that they allegedly tried to stop the filming of the video there. The jokes could be considered egregiously injurious by reinforcing disparities and generalizations.

Attempts to contact the couple regarding the issue has been unsuccessful.