Pixie Lott has admitted she plans to have 18 bridesmaids at her wedding - and will go on more than one hen do in the run up to the big day.
The popstar, who got engaged to hunky model Oliver Cheshire in 2016, told ITV's Lorraine Kelly how she intends to dress up all her bridesmaids in exactly the same dress, despite there being so many of all shapes and sizes.
She also let slip that she's been sneakily looking at emails from her maid of honour - her sister - about her hen do, which she said would be "the first" of what is assumed to be quite a number of parties ahead of the wedding.
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Pixie said: "I think it's got out of hand a bit.
"It's actually 12 bridesmaids, one maid of honour and five flowers girls - it sounds better when you say it like that.
"I want them actually all to be in the same dress because I think it looks so, so lovely.
"But I want them all to be happy obviously and there's a lot of girls to please here so I think we'll have a good few dress fittings so we'll just have to more celebrations and get-togethers and have some champagne."
Lorraine asked her whether she plans to just enjoy her nuptial plans, to which Pixie replies: "You sort of have to.
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"My sister is organising the hen dos and stuff and I think the first one starts in September although it's all a bit secret."
Pixie also admitted to having taken a sneak peek at some of the emails which have been sent to her hens, meaning she's got a little bit of an idea about what may be in store.
The couple have been engaged since 2016, having got together in 2010.
The Cry Me Out singer also told Lorraine her advice for the new judges of The X Factor, having appeared on the show as a guest judges a few years ago.
She even admitted to having disagreed with Simon Cowell on a number of the acts, though she refused to give any names but assured the ITV host she "stuck to my guns" on what she thought.
Her message to new judges Louis Tomlinson, Robbie Williams and Ayda Field was: "I think the best thing to do is go with your heart, not overthink it.
"If it gives you goosebumps then go for it!"
Lorraine airs weekdays on ITV from 8.30am.
