Conan O'Brien Marries Gay Couple in New York

Conan O'Brien celebrated the one-year anniversary of his TBS show by helping someone else make their dreams come true. The late-night talk show host officiated the wedding of his longtime costume designer Scott Cronick and his partner David Gorshein on stage at New York's Beacon Theater. Some are calling it the first-ever on-air same-sex wedding (though Jerry Springer might disagree).

Cronick, who wore an indescribable metallic suit he designed himself, got his favorite celebrity to walk him down the aisle: Bravo's Andy Cohen. It was a small post-traditional Jewish wedding, and at the end when O'Brien -- who had kept the nuptial details under wraps for weeks -- announced, "By the powers vested in me by the state of New York and the Universal life church monastery, I now pronounce you husband and husband" there wasn't a dry eye in the house.