Lance Bass Dishes On Wedding Plans With Fiancé Michael Turchin… And Possible ‘N Sync Reunion?

Wedding bells are right around the corner for Lance Bass. The former 'N Sync singer and his fiancé Michael Turchin, who recently celebrated one year of being engaged with a second proposal, are now busy getting ready for their big day which is rumored to occur sometime in early 2015.

So what will Bass and Turchin be wearing when they finally tie the knot?

"We love fashion, but we also like to be comfortable," Bass told E! News at an event in Los Angeles. "We love anything tailored...When it's tailored you better feel skinnier and sexier."

When it comes to wedding day tuxedos, however, Bass's fiancé admits that he and the radio host will not be matching.

"We're definitely not going to be twins," Turchin said. Chiming in, Bass added, "Yeah, the whole twins thing went out in the '90s, when 'N Sync dressed like each other."

When asked if a reunion with his "Bye Bye Bye" band members was in the works, Bass revealed that Justin Timberlake, Chris Kirkpatrick, JC Chasez, and Joey Fatone would make an appearance at the wedding. 

"If you count if the 'N Sync guys will be there, then YES, they will be there," Bass told E! News.

He also added that the reception, which will be televised on E!, will include "tons of amazing, secret performances."

In June, Bass also confirmed to ABC News that the other members of 'N Sync would be on the guest list, playfully saying they "better be there, if not I'll kick their ass." 

The couple is reportedly planning on 300 guests, but cutting down their long list of friends and love ones has apparently proven a difficult task.

"It's so hard, we're still getting it down," Bass told E! News. "I've already had people emailing me really upset that they didn't get an invite, and no one has gotten an invite yet. There's going to be a lot of drama with this list, that's for sure."

Despite the impending drama, Bass is sure that he has chosen the right man to become his husband.

"I knew he was the one, because my friends adored him more than me," Bass dished. "They literally like him more than me. If they were in, I knew something was special about them."