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Tuesday, February 3, 2009 12:00 PM
Celebrity Insider
Lisa Loeb has tied the knot
Dan Lecca
Lisa Loeb is married! The singer, who wore a strapless pink Amsale wedding dress married Late Night with Conan O'Brien music supervisor, Roey Hershkovitz, last Saturday at a New York City restaurant, People.com reports. The decor featured white centerpieces placed in glass and copper vases and decorated with small deer figurines. Loeb, who met the groom two years ago, said that she wanted her guests to find like they could "come in from the cold to a cozy winter wonderland." The couple even added an charity note to their celebration; they donated flowers from the reception to the FlowerPower Foundation, an organization that gives flowers to elderly and ill people. For more details on how the couple met, check out their New York Times wedding annoucement. —Kathryn Papanek
For ideas about planning your own winter wonderland wedding, take a look at our Winter Weddings Package.
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