Bruce Willis and new bride Emma Heming made their way to the Sonoma International Film Festival in California Saturday evening, where Bruce was honored with the fest's Lifetime Achievement Award. ET was on hand as the newlyweds made their first public appearance since they officially got hitched!

Singer Aimee Mann moderated a fun tribute to Bruce, whose incredible career spans from "Moonlighting" and his TV days to his meteoric rise in film, launched by the first 'Die Hard' and followed by memorable, diverse roles in such films as 'Twelve Monkeys,' 'Pulp Fiction,' 'The Sixth Sense' and 'Sin City.'

The Twelfth Annual Sonoma International Film Festival celebrates the senses with an extraordinary line-up of independent films, panel discussions and other special events embellished by the region's best wine and gourmet food.

Bruce and Emma were wed in a small ceremony on March 21 at Bruce's Turk & Caicos home, with former wife Demi Moore, her hubby Ashton Kutcher and her and Bruce's children Rumer, Scout and Tallulah Belle in attendance. The couple then made it official at a private civil ceremony in a friend's Beverly Hills home on March 27.

Watch ET for more with Bruce and Emma!