Designer Nate Berkus and The Rachel
Zoe Project alum Jeremiah Brent married Saturday in New York
City.
According to People.com,
the handsome couple exchanged vows at the New York Public Library,
marking the first time a gay couple has married at the iconic venue.
Berkus, 42, and Brent, 29, got engaged
a year ago during a trip to Peru, where Berkus asked the question
atop the 15th-century Inca site Machu Picchu.
Celebrities among the 220 guests
included Oprah Winfrey, Rachael Ray, Katie Lee, Rebecca Minkoff,
Irene Neuwirth, Busy Philipps and Elizabeth Hendrickson.
Berkus became the first openly gay man
to host a nationally syndicated show with the premiere of The Nate
Berkus Show in 2010. The syndicated show was canceled after two
seasons. Berkus is the host of NBC's reality show American Dream
Builders.
Berkus lost former boyfriend Fernando
Bengoechea in 2004 while the couple vacationed in Sri Lanka.
Bengoechea, a photographer, is presumed dead from a tsunami that hit
the island country.
(Related: Nate
Berkus: I think about Fernando Bengoechea all the time.)