Tony Soprano's fate in the final episode of The Sopranos may have been ambiguous, but the actor behind him knows exactly where he's going. James Gandolfini, who has won three Emmy Awards for his portrayal of the TV crime boss, has gotten hitched again.

The 46-year-old actor married ex-model Deborah Lin on August 30, according to People. An anonymous wedding guest told the magazine that the couple tied the knot in a 20-minute ceremony in Honolulu, Lin's hometown.

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The intimate wedding took place in the city's Central Union Church and reportedly featured both Italian and Hawaiian elements, such as the bride wearing a white, Italian lace gown and a harpist playing the "Hawaiian Wedding Song". Gandolfini's son Michael, 8, served as the best man. (Michael's mother, Marcy Wudarsk, divorced the actor after four years of marriage in 2002.)

Lin, 40, and Gandolfini became engaged late last year, after having dated since 2006. The actor was temporarily engaged to Lora Somoza in 2004 as well.