“Saturday Night Live” alum Jimmy Fallon became a married man after he and his fiancée Nancy Juvonen exchanged vows Saturday on Necker Island in the Caribbean in front of “family and close friends,” the couple’s publicist Ina Treciokas said in a statement, Associated Press reported.  

No further details were released.

The 33-year-old actor-comedian met Juvonen on the set of 2005’s “Fever Pitch” in which he starred alongside Hollywood actress Drew Barrymore, who co-founded Flower Films, which produced the movie, with Juvonen.

Fallon proposed to Juvonen with a diamond ring designed by Neil Lane while visiting her family at their New Hampshire home.

Jimmy Fallon started out on “Saturday Night Live” in 1998 and became famous for his song parodies. He frequently would laugh through a sketch, which made him even more endearing among fans and annoying for others.

His part in SNL was nevertheless a success and he eventually co-anchored “Weekend Update” with Tina Fey. Jimmy left the show in 2006, but made several guest appearances afterwards.

He has also played in various films, such as “Almost Famous” in 2000, “Taxi” in 2004, alongside Queen Latifah, and the more recent “Factory Girl” (2006), with Sienna Miller and Guy Pierce.

Jimmy co-hosted the 2001 MTV Movie Awards with Kirsten Dunst and went on to host the MTV Video Music Awards in 2002 and the MTV Movie Awards in 2005.

As Drew Barrymore’s production partner at Flower Films, Nancy Juvonen has been involved in the production of films such as “Charlie's Angels” (2000), “Donnie Darko” (2001), “50 First Dates” (2004) and 2007’s “Music and Lyrics” (2007).