Facebook billionaire Sean Parker's $10 million California wedding just got even more expensive.
The California Coastal Commission and Parker on Monday said they have reached a $2.5 million settlement to pay for coastal conservation programs after the Napster co-founder was caught building a movie-set-like wedding site in a protected area without proper permits.
Parker, the former president of Facebook, married singer-songwriter Alexandra Lenas on Saturday.
Parker built a cottage, fake ruins and staircases near redwoods and a coastal stream without getting permission.
The commission said the money will be used to purchase public easements and hiking trails and as grants for coastal conservation nonprofits.
Parker said in a statement that he was excited to support conservation-related projects.
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