Casey Wilson and fiancé David Caspe officially have their happy ending.
Us Weekly reported that the 33-year-old "Happy Endings" alum and Caspe, the show's creator, tied the knot at Ojai Valley Inn in Ojai, Calif., Sunday. Wilson's brother, Fletcher T. Wilson, became a Universal Life minister in order to officiate the ceremony.
"David and I couldn't have been more excited to celebrate our special day with all of our closest friends and family," Wilson said in a statement to Us Weekly. "Oprah, sadly, was a no-show. (Probably because we've never met. Maybe next time?)"
The couple exchanged their vows during a traditional Jewish wedding service in front of 170 guests. Wilson wore a Monique Lhuillier gown with lace sleeves and Jimmy Choo shoes. For her something borrowed, Wilson had a piece of her mother's wedding dress sewn into her dress.
The bride's eight bridesmaids wore nude floor-length dresses from J. Crew. In attendance were her "Happy Ending" costars Elisha Cuthbert, Eliza Coupe, Adam Pally, Zachary Knighton, Damon Wayans Jr., and guest star Abby Elliot.
Us Weekly noted that the reception featured a live band and the couple's first dance was to "In Spite of Ourselves" by Iris DeMent and John Prine. Guests dined on salmon, short ribs and champagne. Wilson told Us Weekly that they chose the "Ojai Valley Inn because of its beautiful scenery, serene vibe, and its close proximity to nature."
Caspe and Wilson met while she was auditioning for the role of Penny on "Happy Endings." The couple became engaged Labor Day weekend last year.
"I got engaged over Labor Day weekend to my boyfriend of two years and I'm thrilled," she told Us Weekly at the time. "He proposed with a beautiful family ring the first night we spent in our new house. I was of course, crying-slash-wailing, and then my dad and brother and his family came up the driveway and then everybody was cry/wailing. It was very special. A perfect night."
The married couple also paid special tribute to married couple Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, who also got married over the Memorial Day weekend, in Europe.
Wilson, a former cast member on "Saturday Night Live," and Caspe will team up again for another comedy, "Marry Me," debuting this fall on NBC.
"I'm his boss...at the end of the day," Wilson joked to E! News about working with Caspe. "It's not weird. We have a really great time and he's kind of more in the writers' room and I'm obviously with the actors."
