Former "Full House" actress Mary-Kate Olsen tied the knot with banker Oliver Sarkozky in Manhattan, New York City on Nov. 27, and their wedding is capped with a very interesting party favor.

The reception was held in a house on 49th Street, between Second and Third avenues. The garden was filled with around 50 guests and to ensure privacy, they were asked to turn off their cellphones before the ceremony.

According to Page Six, the party favors in the wedding between Mary-Kate Olsen and Oliver Sarkozky included "bowls and bowls filled with cigarettes, and everyone smoked the whole night."

The wedding shouldn't come as a surprise, however, as Mary-Kate Olsen and Oliver Sarkozy have been dating for three years and living together in a $6.25 million townhouse in Manhattan.

Back in 2012, Us Weekly reported that Mary-Kate Olsen wasn't at all worried about their age difference, in fact it was what drew her to her now husband in the first place.

"MK is constantly complaining about boys not being mature enough for her," the alleged source said. "She got the kids out of her system. Now being a businesswoman dominates her time, and she is rarely impressed with guys."

Multiple reports said that Oliver Sarkozky, the brother of former French president Nicolas Sarkozky, proposed to the former "Full House" child actress in February 2014 as he gave her a 4-cart vintage Cartier diamond ring worth $81,250.

But it wasn't the first time that he proposed as the banker also allegedly popped the question in 2013, but the entrepreneur said no.

"She's making him wait," Us Weekly claimed. "Mary-Kate wants to give it more time. She's not in any rush."

However, while the reception was held at a private residence, the reports are not clear where the wedding ceremony of Mary-Kate Olsen and Oliver Sarkozky was held.