Chris Kattan, who popularized the standoffish model Mango on "Saturday Night Live," has a new role to play.

The comedian is husband now that he and his model fiancee Sunshine Tutt tied the knot on Saturday, June 28, reports People.

The comedian, 37, became engaged to his Tutt, 31, on Christmas Eve 2006. Kattan proposed to Tutt at her grandparents' home in Gainesville, Texas.

"Originally I was going to do something very special," Kattan said at the time. "I tried to get Bono of U2 to serenade her. That didn't happen. Then I asked Justin Timberlake. No answer. After hundreds of phone calls and text messages, I finally ended up asking one of the members of the group Hanson. He didn't want to get involved."

In reality, Kattan handed Tutt a cheap, badly wrapped box containing the engagement ring.

The couple met at a birthday party in Los Angeles and had been dating since spring 2005.

Kattan is also known for his other "SNL" characters, including the simian Mr. Peepers, the unitelligible Mr. Forrester and club-hopping Doug Butabi.

His big-screen credits include "A Night at the Roxbury," "Monkeybone," "Corky Romano," "Undercover Brother," "Nancy Drew" and the upcoming "Food Fight."