Congratulations are in order forBD WongandRichert Schnorr!
The formerLaw & Order: Special Victims Unitactor, 57, and Schnorr, 35 were married in a romantic waterfront ceremony in Brooklyn on Sunday.
Guests sat at the Italian restaurant’s outdoor patio overlooked the scenic Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge as Wong and Schnorr said their “I do’s.”
Richert Schnorr/Instagram
On the day of the celebration, Schnorrshared his excitement on Instagramwith a black and white shot of the couple kissing with their arms around each other.
“I’m getting married today ✨ 👯♂️✨” the Director of Digital Media at the New York Public Library wrote on Sunday.
During the event, Wong and Schnorr danced and partied with guests — includingThe Greatest ShowmanactressKeala Settle, who also performed at the wedding — and were captured in several happy shots with their loved ones, many of which were reposted to Schnorr’s Instagram story.
Another image showed the newlyweds cutting into the cake together, captioned with a congratulatory message to the couple along with “#LoveWins.”
“It really kinda is the happiest day of your life,” he wrote, thanking everyone who helped make their day special. “Thanks to my family and friends for the love and words and support and dance moves… Thanks to @wongbd for loving me.”
Wong was previously in a 16-year relationship with talent agent Richie Jackson. The couple split in 2004. They share a son, Jackson Foo Wong, 18. Jackson is a twin but his brother Boaz Dov died shortly after birth.
Wong is best known for his role as Dr. George Huang onSVU.
In 2001, he joined the NBC crime drama during its second season, portraying the recurring role of FBI agent-turned-forensic psychiatrist. It wasn’t until season four that Wong was promoted to a series regular and stayed on until 2015. He has since made guest star appearances in seasons 13-15 and 17.
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SVUhas been on the air since 1999 and stars original cast members, Mariska Hargitay andIce-T, as detectives in the New York Police Department’s Special Victims Unit. Many of the cases deal with sexual assault, rape, and murder crimes, and are often based upon current news headlines.
Besides Wong, other actors have come and gone during the show’s 19-year run, including Christopher Meloni (who played Detective Elliot Stabler for the first 12 seasons),Danny Pino, and most recently, Raúl Esparza.
Law & Order: SVUairs on Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET. on NBC.
source: people.com
