Simon Cowell and his fiancee Lauren Silverman are apparently up against it as they try to get ready for their wedding – and may even have to push the date back.
The couple, who share eight-year-old son Eric, are aiming to tie the knot in September, reported OK! magazine.
They want to exchange vows at their new house in the Cotswolds.
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However, the pair are having work done at the property and it seems there is a question about it being ready on time.
Lauren, 44, is currently in the UK while Simon, 62, is apparently in the US for work.
The insider told the mag that Lauren is feeling "really stressed" doing all the wedding planning.
"They are trying to have the wedding in September, but that's dependent on whether Lauren can have their new Cotswolds house completed in time – as this is where she wants to hold the wedding," they said.
"This is why Lauren is currently here in the UK while Simon is in LA. She's trying to get the house finished."
The source said "if the house isn't completed they will push the wedding over to next year".
Music and TV mogul Simon was first romantically linked to Lauren in 2013 and she gave birth to their only son Eric the following year.
He is thought to have popped the question on Christmas Eve in Barbados, where he often spends holidays.
A source told The Sun at the time: "Lauren was absolutely stunned and never in a million years expected Simon to pop the question. She burst into tears – happy tears – and obviously said 'yes' straight away."
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Daily Star has contacted a representative for Simon for comment.
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