Idina Menzel and Aaron Lohr tied the knot over the weekend in a private ceremony. The star took to Twitter on Monday to share pictures of the special occasion.
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Lovebirds on a happy day
Menzel shared the news Monday on Twitter, calling the ceremony “magical” and Lohr “the love of my life.”
The event was planned by Lover Is by Jo Gartin, with photographers Amy & Stuart capturing the couple’s special day.
Lohr wore a suit by John Varvatos, a navy blue ensemble with a dark blue tie and a white flower pinned to his lapel. Menzel’s flower bouquet was from Mark’s Garden in California.
The couple took photos underneath a flower canopy that included flower-shaped chandelier above them.
The two have been dating since 2015 and got engaged a year ago this week. They first starred together in the 2005 film adaptation of Rent.
Menzel announced last September that she and Lohr were engaged. The two made their red carpet debut at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in April 2015.
Aside from starring in ‘Rent’, Lohr is also known for appearing in shows like Law & Order and The Mentalist. He also voiced the character of Max Good in A Goofy Movie.
Additionally, Lohr works at the Avalon Malibu Mental Health & Addiction Treatment Center in California, where he serves as a primary therapist and group facilitator. He also has two Masters degrees in criminal justice and psychology.
Opening up about marriage
This is the second marriage for Menzel, who has a son with ex-husband Taye Diggs. The exes met as co-stars in the original Broadway production of ‘Rent’ in 1995 and went on to star in the 2005 film. Menzel and Diggs got married in 2003 and separated a decade later.
Last fall, shortly after getting engaged to Lohr (with whom she also co-starred in the Off-Broadway musical See What I Wanna See), Menzel admitted she was still beating herself up over the divorce.
“You have a lot of regret with a child, and feeling like you’re failing them in some way,” she confessed to People Now. “Not giving them the idealistic scenario.”
Luckily, she and Diggs remain amicable co-parents.
“Your child comes first. That’s all. It’s all about that. He comes first and you have to get past your own egos and you never talk bad about each other.”
Source: Daily Mail