Call her the Rev. Tori Spelling now.

"I am now officially ordained. Yep, that's right ... Rev. Tori Spelling," the popular actress from "Beverly Hills, 90210" has announced on her MySpace.com blog.

Spelling wrote that she completed an online course and expects her certificate in the mail soon to prove it.

But that didn't stop Spelling, 34, from performing her first ceremony over the weekend.

She performed a same-sex union at the bed and breakfast she owns with her husband, actor Dean McDermott, in California.

"I was so honored when the couple (Tony and Dex) asked me to officiate," Spelling wrote. "I was beyond nervous though. I've done live theater and presented at The Emmys and this by far was my scariest moment simply because they had bestowed such an honor upon me and I didn't want to let them down."

Spelling starred as teenager Donna Martin on the 1990s prime time soap opera "Beverly Hills 90210." She's also the daughter of late television producer Aaron Spelling whose career included hit shows such as "Dynasty," "The Love Boat" and "Charlie's Angels."

As she concluded her blog entry about the weekend event and her first act as an ordained minister, Spelling issued advice to all of her readers.

"Don't ever let anyone tell you who to love." Spelling wrote. "Only our hearts can dictate that."