Christina Hendricks has married her fiancé Geoffrey Arend at Il Buco restaurant in New York on Sunday, PEOPLE have confirmed.

The redheaded Hendricks, 34, and actor Arend, 31, were engaged earlier this year after being introduced through her Mad Men costar Vincent Kartheiser. Hendricks plays the voluptuous Joan on the show.

The couple exchanged platinum wedding bands made by Tacori. “The rings are simple and lovely – so much like Christina and Geoffrey,” says Tacori rep Michelle Chila. Arend’s engraved ring matches her petite platinum ring with two rows of pave-set diamonds.

When they went ring shopping earlier this year, the two knew they had a match. “They put the rings on the table,” Childa says, “and said, ‘Look, they talk to each other. They’re friends.’ ”

In July, Hendricks told PEOPLE she was planning to wear a Carolina Herrera wedding gown. “It was the first dress I tried on,” she said at the time, “and it was magnificent.”

Equally wonderful, Hendricks said she loves “everything” about Arend. “He’s considerate, he’s thoughtful, he’s smart, he takes care of me,” she said in July. “He’s very, very giving.”

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[FARMER 1] (50s) A stocky farmer struggling to get by. CO-STAR.

[FARMER 2] (30s) A skinny and temperamental farmer. CO-STAR.

As Salvatore, one might say Bryan Batt had his coming out party on the season premiere of Mad Men.

Literally!

The character experienced his first gay sexual encounter, although the action was stopped by a hotel fire alarm. Asked about the scene by TV Guide, Batt replied:

“I was blown away…when I first read the script, my jaw dropped. He was inebriated, so he was kind of hot and bothered to begin with and he lets down his guard. He was so totally caught off guard, but one thing that’s clear is that this is his first time. It’s the first time he’s ever had those kind of relations, and when you think about it, he really doesn’t get that far. It’s a kiss and a handshake, and then the [fire alarm] goes off.”

Batt added the way it all went down was realistic.

“It’s building for years in him, and this is where it is finally able to happen. Anybody’s first time with anything sexual — is it ever like you planned it or is it ever perfect? No.”

He certainly has that right.

It’s the most anticipated season premiere of the summer.

Mad Men returns to AMC on Sunday night with an episode titled “Out of Town.”

A few days prior to this premiere, star Jon Hamm spoke to TV critic Alan Sepinwall on a number of topics. Chief among them, the inner workings of Don Draper.

Here’s how Hamm analyzed his character:

My take on Don being a complicated guy is that his whole life is essentially based on a foundation of untruth. This is a guy who is outwardly supposed to be the most confident, handsome, greatest guy on the planet, and yet inwardly, he knows he’s a fraud. That is the number one thing that informs our guy. He’s waiting for the other shoe to drop - always. That kind of stress, or that kind of anxiety, you can’t keep at bay forever.

In many ways, I think we saw that facade start to crack last season. It is very much a facade. This is why his main relationship is broken. He is not emotionally honest with himself or with his wife. And what a terrible place to be in.

The British aren’t just coming to season three of Mad Men - they’ve already arrived! While those behind this hit AMC drama are often mum about spoilers, we can reveal that the August 16 season premiere will focus on the British takeover of Sterling-Cooper.

As a result of this development, expect major restructuring to take place, as two fan favorites will be in contention for the same job. Who will they be?

For our best guess, check out the picture below:

Meanwhile, sources at E! News have a warning for Salvatore Romano: your marriage isn’t fooling Don Draper. He knows everyone’s secrets.

[GUDRUN] (early-mid 20s, female): A sweet German au pair living in New York. Must have authentic German accent. Native speaker a plus. GUEST STAR

[ED LAWRENCE] (late 30s-early 40s): A family man who is the employer of a German au pair. ONE DAY GUEST STAR.

[MAYOR ANDERSON] (50s): A stout self-important local business owner turned mayor of a small town in New York. ONE DAY GUEST STAR

[LUCA / FABRIZIO] (20s-30s): Handsome, charming Italian men. Must speak fluent Italian. Native Italian speaker a major plus. CO-STAR OR POSSIBLE ONE DAY GUEST STAR.

[SALESWOMAN] (Late 40s-50s): An eveningwear saleswoman in a Manhattan department store. Regional NY accent a plus. CO-STAR OR POSSIBLE ONE DAY GUEST STAR.

[WAITER] (20s): A waiter in a high end Italian restaurant. Must speak fluent Italian sptv050769. Native Italian speaker a major plus. CO-STAR.


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Doug (23): A baby-faced young man (preferably tall) who has some of the counter-culture ideas of the 60s. GUEST STAR

Sandy (19): A young woman with long hair who is innocent and unaware of her natural sex appeal. GUEST STAR.

Cynthia (50s): A charming interior decorator who is very good at her job and knows all brands and styles of furniture. 1 DAY GUEST STAR.

Charlotte Stevens (50s): A wealthy, WASP-y woman who is a member of the Junior League. CO-STAR OR POSSIBLE 1 DAY GUEST STAR.

Ginny Zimbler (25): A young efficient go-getter who holds an important job in the Junior League. CO-STAR OR POSSIBLE 1 DAY GUEST STAR.

Waitress (20S): A pretty, local waitress in a small town restaurant. CO-STAR.

[GUY MACKENDRICK] Early to mid 30s, a handsome, dynamic British executive with lots of personality and quite good at his job. GUEST STAR. AUTHENTIC BRITISH ACCENTS ONLY.

[MISS WAKEMANS] 50s, a career secretary who is the “gate keeper” for a very important and prominent man. She is very good at at her job. 1-DAY GUEST STAR sptv050769.

[HAROLD FORD] 40s, a posh British executive. CO-STAR. AUTHENTIC BRITISH ACCENTS ONLY

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Mad Men, which returns later this year for its third season, is notoriously tight-lipped about its storylines.

Therefore, fans eat up any modicum of spoilers they can find. With that in mind, here’s what we’ve learned about the season’s fifth episode: it will be titled “The Fog,” and the following casting notices have gone out to actors for it:

* A prison guard that his out of his element when away from his jail;

* A pair of advertising clients that hail from the Midwest;

* A no-nonsense nurse;

* A Grace Kelly-lookalike that is a suburban mom.

What impact will these roles have on season three storylines? We have no idea. But we’ll be tuning in to Mad Men to find out!

[NORMAN] Late 60s, but surprisingly youthful. A self-made millionaire. Charismatic and powerful, he comes from modest means and has the confidence in himself that comes from success. He is a bit folksy and not bothered by manners or politeness. Could be from the Southwest, Texas etc. GUEST STAR, RECURRING

[OLIVE HEALY] (late 40s to early 50s): An overly-solicitous, ever-efficient professional secretary. Her children are grown and so she has returned to being a secretary. Old fashioned and too motherly, she thinks she knows best sptv050769. GUEST STAR, POSSIBLE RECURRING

[JEFFREY GRAVES] (30ish): A wealthy, preppy Ivy League graduate, who has never had to work a day in his life. Blonde and athletic, he has never known consequences. He was a member of an a capella group in college and MUST BE ABLE TO SING MULTI-PART HARMONY. GUEST STAR.

[DONALD ETTINGER] (63): A famous Manhattan surgeon. An arrogant man, he feels superior because of how hard he has worked and how much he has achieved. OPEN TO A NATURAL REGIONAL ACCENT. 1 DAY GUEST STAR

[HENRY FRANCIS] (40s): Handsome and extremely charming. A wealthy bachelor with an important job in politics. 1 DAY GUEST STAR

[IRENE ETTINGER] (late 50s): The suburban wife of a famous Manhattan surgeon. She is sweet and warm, and does not have the arrogance of her husband. 1 DAY GUEST STAR

[HONEY STOLICH] (mid 20s): Cute and sexy, former-cheerleader type. The younger, petite, pregnant wife of a doctor who is very aware of status. 1 DAY GUEST STAR

[RICK STOLICH] (early 30s): A young doctor, he is smart, ambitious, with a big future ahead of him. Still has a frat boy sense of humor despite knowing better sptv050769. CO-STAR

[ANN MARGRET TYPE] (early 20s): An actress/model who has a strong resemblance to the young Ann Margret. Pretty, curvy, sweet and bright-eyed, she can dance, and appears to be younger than she is. CO-STAR