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Lisa Loeb Ties the Knot

Singer-songwriter marries boyfriend in 'winter wonderland'

By Amelia Atlas, Newser User

Posted Feb 1, 2009 6:37 AM CST

(Newser) – Singer songwriter Lisa Loeb wed her boyfriend of two years at a traditional Jewish ceremony at a Manhattan restaurant yesterday. The bride, 40, met 30-year-old hubby Roey Hershkovitz, a music coordinator for Conan O'Brien, at a business meeting, reports People. Loeb wore a strapless pink wedding gown. The reception featured all-white centerpieces accented with moss and deer figurines. Loeb said she wanted guests to "come in from the cold to a cozy winter wonderland."

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Singer-songwriter Lisa Loeb arrives for the 55th Annual BMI Pop Awards in Beverly Hills in 2007. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)

Musician Lisa Loeb. (Getty Images)

Musician Lisa Loeb attends Icons of Music II Auction at The Hard Rock Cafe New York last year. (Getty Images)

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Lisa Loeb Ties the Knot