Corey Worthington, the Melbourne teen menace famous only for throwing an out-of-control house party in 2008, has married in Bali.

Worthington’s big bash went viral on MySpace when his parents went away for weekend, attracting 500 people before it was shut down by a combination of riot police, helicopters and the dog-squad.

“Parents away, tell yr m8s, u don wanna miss it, its gonna B huge [sic]” read the online invite.

Worthington said he was a changed man. Photo: Instagram

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A pariah in the ensuing media circus, Worthington angered the community by refusing to apologise for the party after guests trashed nearby cars and property.

But it seems the famous suburban party boy has swapped raves for romance.

Worthington, now 24, wed his girlfriend Mel Borg in a comparatively tasteful ceremony in Bali recently.

“Mel looked so beautiful, she was gorgeous,” Worthington told Woman’s Day in an interview.

Worthington, who now runs Not Sorry Entertainment, said he didn’t regret throwing the infamous party and would always treasure his trademark yellow sunglasses, which he refused to remove while being interviewed by A Current Affair after the incident.

The groom wore a white shirt with a black bow-tie and beige pants, while his bride wore a strapless white lace number and a diamond headpiece.

Images from the wedding were sold exclusively to Woman’s Day.