The 'I Feel Pretty' star also joked about what she's going to miss now that she has tied the knot.
Amy Schumer took to the Saturday Night Live stage over the weekend for her second time as host, and she opened up during her monologue about her new husband, Chris Fischer.
"As some of you may have heard, I got married this year," the I Feel Pretty actress told the crowd to a round of cheers. "Sorry ladies, it's been locked down."
One of the things Schumer said she gets asked about the most is how being married is going to impact her comedy material.
"Some people are like, 'What are you gonna talk about now in your stand-up? All you talked about was getting railed,'" Schumer, 36 joked. "But it's true. I'm a little sad I'm never gonna get a 'you up?' text again. It's not like they were rolling in, but it was nice to know someone was thinking about me."
The outspoken comic also shared her memories of how Fischer popped the question.
"The way that my now husband proposed was so worthless," Schumer recalled with mock emotion. "It was such a dumb proposal. It was the morning, I was still asleep. He threw the box at me and said, 'I got you this.'"
However, Schumer commended him for his "realistic proposal," unlike those seen in movies and TV shows.
"It's always a guy getting down on one knee and the girl is always shocked, you know? She's always like, 'AAhhhh! I didn't even know you liked me!' Really, you're gonna spend your life with this dude and you didn't even know he liked you?" she joked.
Schumer and her husband -- an executive chef and cookbook author -- were first romantically linked last November, and they tied the knot at a beautiful, low-key wedding ceremony on Feb. 13.
ET caught up with Schumer in April while promoting her recent comedy, I Feel Pretty, and she gushed over her new husband, sharing, "I really love this dude."
She also admitted that she was happy to be done with dating, explaining, "I do feel different. I'm done. I don't ever have to zip my knee boots up and leave a dude's place at 4 a.m. that has, like a Rottweiler."
Check out the video below to hear more from Schumer about her romance journeys that lead to her happy new marriage.
Saturday Night Live returns next Saturday for it's season 43 finale, hosted by Tina Fey, at 11:30 p.m. ET, 8:30 p.m. PT on NBC.
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