Even though the bridal party numbered more than five, all Neve Campbell really needed was her one and only.
The 33-year-old actress swapped vows Saturday with British actor John Light, publicist Jill Fritzo confirmed to E! News. The couple sealed the deal in an intimate ceremony in Malibu, with the bride wearing a Giambattista Valli gown.
Light, 32, star of the 2003 Showtime movie The Lion in Winter, popped the question in February 2006, about five years after he met Campbell on the set of Investigating Sex, the suggestively titled ensemble comedy they both appeared in. They were also able to carpool to work on the recent period drama Partition, which was released earlier this year in Canada.
As befitting two thespians, Light reportedly recited Shakespeare while asking for his beloved's hand.
This was the second trip down the aisle for Campbell, who divorced Canadian actor Jeff Colt in 1998 after three years of marriage.
Campbell, a former ballerina, hit it big playing the angst-filled Julia Salinger on Party of Five for six years while also finding time to star in the Scream trilogy and help Denise Richards undress in Wild Things.
Since the Party ended in 2000, Campbell has been busy acting in smaller films, as well as copenning and starring in Robert Altman's 2003 ode to the ballet, The Company. Up next for her is the indie thriller The Death of Harry Tobin, costarring Tim Roth and Nick Nolte.