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Vanessa Minnillo And Nick Lachey Enjoy Rooftop Wedding Shower

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Vanessa Minnillo and her fiance Nick Lachey celebrated their remaining single days with a rooftop wedding shower at the London Hotel in West Hollywood. The couple who will reportedly tie the knot on Sunday were all smiles drinking and dancing with their friends and family.

A source told US Magazine,

“Their party took in the private rooftop garden surrounded by tall hedges and several security guards. The area was closed to the public and roped off. There were white couches, chairs and ottomans set up on the lawn area to create a lounge feel… A DJ spun lounge music and big bar was set up with martini glasses.”

People also reported,

“Everyone seemed to have a great time. It was a laid back, yet sophisticated atmosphere. Guests danced until the late hours.”

“Vanessa looked gorgeous in a white dress with a black sash,” an eyewitness said. “She and Nick both seemed very excited to celebrate with their families and friends.”

Nick Lachey’s ex-wife Jessica Simpson is also engaged to be married – though it appears Nick will beat Jessica to the altar for the second. We’re looking forward to seeing Vanessa Minnillo’s wedding pictures!

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