Inside Adam Fox’s lively wedding reception that comes with good news for Rangers fans
NY Post
Rangers defenseman Adam Fox has gained some new hardware this offseason: a wedding ring.
Fox, 26, wed fiancée Tate Green over the weekend, with the couple celebrating their next chapter with an epic reception that featured a Taylor Swift-inspired serenade.
In footage shared Monday on social media, the newlyweds are seen singing the pop superstar’s 2008 hit, “Love Story,” as a band plays in the background.
Fox and Tate, a former Harvard lacrosse player, tied the knot Saturday, dubbing it the “best day ever” in an Instagram post.
The couple celebrated at Emerson Park Pavilion, a stunning venue in Auburn, N.Y., where guests were treated to a dreamy dessert display of cookies, donuts and cake pops, among other delicious treats, as seen in a video posted by The Cake Shop.
Fox’s nuptials come about a month after the Rangers’ season came to an end.
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