Sofia Vergara and her fiance Joe Manganiello will be tying the knot on November 22 in Palm Beach, Florida.
Is Sofia Vergara feeling wedding jitters a week before she walks down the aisle with her fiance? Is she feeling hesitant to become Mrs. Joe Manganiello?
Quite the opposite, according to her "Modern Family" co-star Ty Burrell.
"She's very cool and very calm." Burrell told Us Weekly. "Sofia's just such a wonderful person, and we are so looking forward to going in and celebrating with her. It's going to be fun."
Another "Modern Family"co-star also dished out about Sofia Vergara's excitement over her upcoming wedding to her fiance Joe Manganiello.
"In the makeup trailer, she talks about what place settings she's going to have and what it's going to look like," Nolan Gould, told Us Weekly. "Sofia's very flamboyant and she likes things big. I'm not giving specifics, but there might be animal-print tablecloths!"
Aside from choosing place settings, Sofia Vergara is also focused on other preparations, including her beauty regimen for the big day - the "Modern Family" star is doing everything to look her most beautiful when she says "I do" to her fiance.
A source claimed that Sofia Vergara isn't settling for just any other treatment - the actress is allegedly flying her IV therapist from Beverly Hills to help prep her for her and her fiance's wedding in Palm Beach.
"Sofia swears by the treatment and says it keep her looking young and gives her energy," a source close to the actress revealed to Dish Nation. "So instead of sipping on champagne the morning of her wedding, she'll be hooked up to an IV! That could make for some very interesting wedding pictures."
Sofia Vergara is reportedly determined to make her wedding to Joe Manganiello an unforgettable event not just for the two of them, but for their families as well.
"It's a case of go big or go home for Sofia," the source added. "She'll have all of her family there and they'll be partying through the night. She doesn't care what it costs because she doesn't want anyone to forget the big day."
