Lea Michele revealed the most challenging aspect of planning her upcoming wedding to fiancé Zandy Reich during a discussion with Jennifer Spector, Zola's Director of Brand, at an event that INSIDER attended at the online wedding planning service's New York City pop-up store on Wednesday.
The "Glee" star, who partnered with Zola, said that creating the seating chart has been the most unexpectedly "stressful" things.
"I was like, 'Oh, it will be a breeze to place people at their tables,' and then six poster boards torn in half later ... it's just not easy," Michele joked.
Lea Michele spoke candidly about her wedding planning process with fiancé Zandy Reich, and revealed that organizing the seating charts has been the most difficult part.
"I definitely think that the things that I didn't expect to be stressful became the most stressful," Michele told Jennifer Spector, Zola's Director of Brand, at an event that INSIDER attended at the online wedding planning service's New York City pop-up store on Wednesday. "I was like, 'Oh, it will be a breeze to place people at their tables,' and then six poster boards torn in half later ... it's just not easy."
Michele, who partnered with Zola for her big day, added: "That was a surprising element for me."
The actress later said that another "really tough part" of the process has been trying to decide if children should be in attendance.
"We have some invited and we're trying to not go too heavy into the kid department, but it is sort of hard," Michele said.
She added: "It actually is kind of stressful, especially when you get married. I'm going to be 33. Zandy's 36. So a lot of our friends are already on their second kids and some third. So you have to take that into consideration when you are getting married. At this point in our lives, people have families."
Michele and Reich, who is the president of the clothing brand AYR, actually met after being seated next to each other at a wedding.
