After two years of homo-lovin’, Alan Cumming and his American boyfriend Grant Shaffer are making honest men of one another. Mark Malkin from E!’s Planet Gossip reports that the two did the dedicatory deed this weekend in London.

The British city, however, can’t claim status as Cumming’s first choice: in a November interview with attitude magazine, Cumming discussed possible wedding plans, saying:

I think if we could get married in America we totally would have by now. I’d have my friends Andrew and Sue as bridesmaids and also Cyndi Lauper and maybe Liza. But then maybe she’s had enough of gay weddings by now... especially after her own!

Aww, what a considerate friend.

It’s worth noting that we offered to give Cumming away, but he declined, citing the fact that we’re not homies and that, in fact, he wouldn’t invite us to the wedding, anyway. (And he didn’t. He did, however, invite Rufus Wainwright and actress Mary-Elizabeth Mastrantonio.)

Don’t think married life’s going to slow Cumming down: his latest directorial offering, Suffering Man’s Charity starring (surprise!) Cumming, Anne Heche and David Boreanaz, debuts at March’s Austin-based South by Southwest Film Festival. He’s also starring in the forthcoming fag-coaches-rugby team tale, Coming Out with Catherine Zeta-Jones. For his part, illustrator Shaffer’s been hard at work on the storyboard for Mike Nichols’ Charlie Wilson’s War, starring Amy Adams. If you want to take a closer look at his work, check out his website. His other work includes Madonna’s Bedtime Story and the comic book, Thirty Types of Passion (we love those nerdy types).

Mazel to the tov, gents. May you be together forever. Or, until the end of time. Whichever comes first.