Whitney Port Marries Tim Rosenman in Romantic Ceremony, Says It's ‘A Great Feeling’ To Call Each Other Husband and Wife

Whitney Port is officially off the market. The former "Hills" star married TV producer and fiancé Tim Rosenman on Saturday in Palm Springs, Calif., Us Weekly confirmed.

"It's such a great feeling!" the couple told Us Weekly in a statement. "We finally get to stop saying fiancé and be husband and wife! We really always knew we would end up together and now we can start a new amazing chapter in our lives. The wedding was everything we hoped it would be and will cherish the memories for the rest of our lives."

A source told E! News that Port and Rosenman married at sunset and called the ceremony "romantic." The source added, "They seemed so in love when they exchanged vows. Whitney is so happy."

Not many details about the couple's wedding ceremony or reception have been revealed. Last month, Port told People that she was "definitely [having] a modern wedding." Port added she was expecting about 200 guests on her big day.

The reality star and Rosenman began dating in 2012 and became engaged in November of 2013. The couple met while filming MTV reality series "The City" in New York, where Rosenman served as an associate producer. The show ended in 2010, but Port and Rosenman reconnected after the reality star ended her relationship with longtime boyfriend Ben Nemtin.

The QVC designer told the Daily Mail that she made the first move because she knew Rosenman wasn't the type to cross the boundaries of a professional relationship.

"I definitely made the first move," she recalled in an interview with the Daily Mail. "I got his phone number and made up some excuse why I needed to reach him for something...I kind of felt he was never gonna try it with me. He's not shy, but I know in his past with girls he had difficult making the first move."

"And I know, because of our jobs - because I was the talent and he was the producer - he wasn't going to cross that line. It had to be me, you know," she added.