Conan O'Brien officiates former sidekick Andy Richter's wedding to Jennifer Herrera in LA

Four-time Emmy winner Conan O'Brien officiated the wedding of his former sidekick from Late Night, The Tonight Show, and Conan - Andy Richter - to Las Bandas, Be Brave founder Jennifer Herrera while poolside at their West Hollywood home on Saturday.

The Massachusetts-born 60-year-old comedian - who's been married to Liza Powel for 21 years - stepped in at the last minute after a friend of the bride's dropped out of the ceremony.

'I knew he had done it [before] because he married our wardrobe designer on our show,' the 56-year-old groom explained to Page Six on Monday.

'So I asked him to do it and he did it!'

Andy added: '[My wedding was] like a low-key house party, it was a nice party!'

Reunited! Four-time Emmy winner Conan O'Brien (M) officiated the wedding of his former sidekick Andy Richter (R) to Las Bandas, Be Brave founder Jennifer Herrera (L) while poolside at their West Hollywood home on Saturday

Throwback! The longtime comedic duo previously worked together on NBC's Late Night (pictured in 1993), NBC's The Tonight Show, and TBS' Conan

Jennifer gushed that she was 'overwhelmed with love' during her nuptials, adding that operatic soprano Savannah Greene and DJ Rok One 'made the night' as their hired performers.

Richter and Herrera - who got engaged on August 28 - began their romance 'at the beginning of 2022' but didn't go Instagram official until March 2022.

The Michigan-born comedian and the music video expert pre-honeymooned at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood where they stayed in the same bungalow SNL star John Belushi died in back in 1982.

Andy is now stepfather to Jennifer's three-year-old daughter Cornelia Rio Amadeus Herrera -nicknamed 'Coco' - and she's never revealed the identity of her babydaddy.

Herrera is now stepmother to Richter's two children - son William Oscar, 22; and daughter Mercy Josephine, 17 - from his 25-year marriage to Strangers with Candy alum Sarah Thyre, which ended in 2019.

'People ask me if Andy makes me laugh all the time and the answer is yes!' the AICP Show judge wrote on October 23, noting that his 'love language is giving.'

'My fiancé is effortlessly funny and getting to spend all my non-working time with him is life's greatest pleasure.'

You may now kiss the bride! The Massachusetts-born 60-year-old comedian - who's been married to Liza Powel for 21 years - stepped in at the last minute after a friend of the bride's dropped out of the ceremony

The 56-year-old groom explained to Page Six on Monday: 'I knew he had done it [before] because he married our wardrobe designer on our show. So I asked him to do it and he did it!'

'It was a nice party!' Jennifer gushed that she was 'overwhelmed with love' during her nuptials, adding that operatic soprano Savannah Greene and DJ Rok One 'made the night' as their hired performers

'She's the best!' The Richters - who got engaged on August 28 - began their romance 'at the beginning of 2022' but didn't go Instagram official until March 2022

The music video expert wrote on October 23: 'People ask me if Andy makes me laugh all the time and the answer is yes! My fiancé is effortlessly funny and getting to spend all my non-working time with him is life's greatest pleasure' 

The newlyweds received congratulatory comments from celebs like Amy Sedaris, Dave Foley, Johnny Knoxville, Jane Lynch, Tony Hale, Michael Ian Black, Rob Huebel, Mary Lynn Rajskub, David Koechner, S.E. Cupp, and Horatio Sanz.

The seven-time Emmy nominee was last seen on Monday attending the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of Chelsea Peretti's feature directorial debut First Time Female Director at the SVA Theatre in Manhattan.

Andy - whose last big movie role was 80 for Brady - currently hosts a bi-monthly podcast through Conan's company Team Coco called Three Questions, in which he asks celebrities 'Where do you come from? Where are you going? And what have you learned?'

'On purpose?!' The newlyweds received congratulatory comments from celebs like Amy Sedaris, Dave Foley, Johnny Knoxville, Jane Lynch, Tony Hale, Michael Ian Black, Rob Huebel, Mary Lynn Rajskub, David Koechner, S.E. Cupp, and Horatio Sanz

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