Revenge fans still have several more weeks before the much-anticipated nuptials between Jack and Amanda, but these set photos will have to do for now.

Earlier this week, several members of the ABC cast, including Emily VanCamp, Gabriel Mann, Nick Wechsler, Margarita Levieva and Christa B. Allen, were spotted in a sea of wedding white on the Redondo Beach, Calif. set.

Stepping away from their serious characters, the cast took some time to relax and pose for silly pictures in between scenes.

“That wedding is going to happen,” Nick Wechsler told Wetpaint earlier this month.

“It’s good because as that nears, the audience goes, ‘That’s not going to happen though, right? They’re not actually going to get married?’ Like they did with the kid . . . . and then the kid is mine. And the reason this matters to them is because they’re constantly rooting for Jack and Emily.”

The “kid,” who was also spotted on set, has made Revenge very tough season for Wechsler’s character, as fans know. But does this mean the Jack and Emily book is closed forever?

“I don’t actually know. Some of the rules of [Jack’s] behavior are, I think, that you only do the wrong thing if you can justify it morally . . . I also wouldn’t be surprised if Emily did make the move, and he turned her down because it’s like, ‘I can’t. It wouldn’t be right, right now. Maybe one day, if [Amanda] and I aren’t together or something,’” he told Wetpaint.

Revenge returns to ABC on Jan. 6.

Click through the gallery above for shots of from the wedding shoot.

What do you think will happen in the Jack and Amanda wedding episode? 

Spoiler alert! Gabriel Mann, who plays Nolan Ross on the hit ABC show Revenge, reveals that someone will be leaving the Hamptons and it will be satisfyingly evil.

“One of our main cast members will be making an unceremonious exit from the Hamptons,” Mann told Celebuzz at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and InStyle’s Miss Golden Globe 2013 announcement.

“[It] doesn’t mean they won’t return, but it might not end too pretty,” smiled Mann.

Revenge is no stranger to this sort of delicious drama that leaves the audience thirsty for more. A big question as the Season 2 winter finale fast approaches on Sunday revolves around the engagement of Jack Porter and his baby momma.

So will there be a wedding?

“There’s always going to be a wedding, and there’s always going to be a murder. It’s just how we do. It’s just another cocktail party in the Hamptons,” said the 40-year-old.

Dishing on Ross’ relationship with Emily VanCamp’s character, Emily Thorne, Mann said Nolan is bordering on being a sociopath.

“You would understand it if two people were married, if that was your significant other for 20 years as opposed to the person who is constantly choking you and throwing you out of their house. So, I don’t know if it’s a smart move or a really dumb one on Nolan’s part,” he continued.

Revenge will go on a brief hiatus after Sunday. In the meantime, watch the video above for the Celebuzz scoop on Mann’s best and worst Christmas gift he’s ever received. One hint: It’s a little fishy!

On a typical soap opera, a character who slipped into a “coma-like state” would linger unconscious for months on end, as new drama flared at their bedside. A character back from the dead would equally start wreaking havoc the minute he or she returned, sauntering in triumphantly, sending all those who wronged him or her in the past scattering and shaking.

But ABC’s Revenge is hardly a typical soap opera.

It takes just about no time (less than a full episode) for Amanda (Margarita Levieva) to make a seemingly full recovery on Revenge. On the next all-new episode, “Forgiveness,” she not only wakes up in the hospital to meet her new baby for the very first time, but she is “reunited” with the former Mrs. Clarke (Jennifer Jason Leigh).

Though Kara reentered the high society Hamptons world from which she disappeared two decades earlier quietly– by slinking into the shadows by her assumed daughter’s bedside– she does not stay hidden there. Getting to meet her adult daughter and hold her first grandchild is one thing, but soon she makes a trip to Grayson Manor to see her “old friend” Victoria (Madeleine Stowe). From the looks of the episode preview photos Celebuzz has obtained, both women may have a few tricks up their sleeves for each other.

Whether or not Amanda has all of her memories after she awakens from her trauma may not nearly be as tough for Emily (Emily VanCamp) to navigate, though, as the fact that now she has to keep an eye on Kara. The timing of her reappearance is bound to be worrisome for someone as suspicious as Emily. After all, motherly love is an excuse that only goes so far when she *ahem* tried to kill that very same daughter years earlier and then subsequently stayed away from her for the better part of her life.

Additionally, the snoopy Mason Treadwell (Roger Bart) is back in the picture, bringing with him more trouble for both Victoria and Emily. And when Conrad (Henry Czerny) gets involved, all bets will really be off.

However, the episode title is the truly ominous piece of this puzzle. The act of forgiveness is to release the desire to punish someone for perceived wrongs, but just who is doing the forgiving here– and to whom is the act extended? Without the desire for vengeance, this would be a whole other show!

Revenge airs on Sunday nights at 9 PM on ABC.

What do you think Kara’s motives are? Let us know your thoughts and theories in the comments below!

– Danielle Turchiano

Revenge‘s Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) has had to think on her feet before, but now that Amanda (Margarita Levieva) has been very publicly outed as an extended member of the Grayson clan, the gears are in motion for a new part of Emily’s plan.

Considering she’s about to give birth any day now, Jack (Nick Wechsler) recently wrote her off for lying. And she is now in the middle of a media storm — Amanda has a lot on her plate. But her loyalty to Emily may still prove to run deeper than anything else as she gets further involved in her schemes — even if not fully understanding all of the hows and the whys.

With Amanda in deep with the Graysons, just how worried about her should we be?

On the all-new episode of Revenge, “Intuition,” Emily fills Amanda in on the fact that her mother is very much alive and that Victoria (Madeleine Stowe) had something to do with her disappearance and probably knows where she is now. Emily decides Amanda is just that much more important, then, because she has a direct in to Victoria and that household.

Ever the dutiful BFF, Amanda takes Victoria’s call and heads over to the neighboring mansion to meet with her. But things may just go from bad to worse for her as she gets further entangled in the web of lies that come from both Emily and Victoria. In fact, Amanda gets so riled up she — Spoiler alert! — ends up falling (allegedly) off the balcony in Grayson Manor.

We have to admit, we assumed she’d end up in the hospital sooner rather than later but to give birth, not fight for her life. What are the odds she loses the baby in the fall, and that sends Jack running back to her out of obligation and guilt?

From Celebuzz‘s very emotional photo preview of “Intuition,” you can see that both the Porter and Grayson clans (and Emily!) gather at the hospital for a not-quite happy occasion. A doctor tells them they may have to make some tough decisions as the loved ones, and Jack looks particularly a mess but then embraces his brother in what could be a huge moment of relief… or grief.

Revenge airs on Sundays at 9 PM on ABC.

Without all of the information but still asked to do some of Emily’s bidding, how do you think Amanda will fare? Sound off in the comments below!

– Danielle Turchiano

FOX’s newly appointed The X Factor co-host Mario Lopez will be following in his co-host Khloe Kardashian Odom’s footsteps by showing his wedding on national television. The two-hour wedding special is set to air on Dec. 8 on TLC and will feature Lopez and fiance Courtney Mazza‘s ceremony as well as the planning process. Mazza and Lopez have a daughter together, Gia. [THR]

Could Nolan (Gabriel Mann) be getting a new boy on Revenge? 

ABC’s Revenge is bringing a mystery man from the past into Nolan’s life. Guiding Light alum E.J. Bonilla is headed to the Hamptons to play the part, which could potentially turn into a recurring role. Minimal details are available regarding the character’s exact connection to Nolan but it wouldn’t be surprising if he was an ex-flame of the billionaire as the star has teased a possible bisexual love triangle to Celebuzz. [TVLine]

CSI: NY’s Lindsay Messer (Anna Belknap) is going to Montana to visit her dad. Actor James Read, who has appeared on Charmed and American Dreams, has been cast as Lindsay’s father. Read’s character, Robert Monroe, will make his first appearance on Episode 8 of Season 9, set to air in mid-November.  [TVLine]

Bravo is set to give us an inside look at The Real Housewives of Atlanta. Hairstylists and friends of the Housewives, Lawrence and Derek J will take a trip down memory lane on a new special, The Real Housewives of Atlanta: Hairstylists Tell All. The special will feature the stylists recalling their favorite clips and dishing on the ladies. It will air on Sunday, Oct. 28 at 9 PM, one week before the new season of Atlanta premieres. Airing right after the special will be a new episode of The Real Housewives of Miami in which Marta has a shocking confession. [Bravo]

In large thanks to The Voice, NBC won the night in the ratings with 12.1 million viewers. Many viewers who tuned in for the hit singing show stayed tuned to the channel for the second presidential debate. Meanwhile the series premiere of The CW’s Emily Owens, M.D. did respectable in its debut with 1.7 million viewers holding on to its lead-in, Hart of Dixie. [Zap2it]

Frank Darabont, former Walking Dead Showrunner, is headed back to TV as TNT has just given the green light to his period drama project, L.A. Noir. The show, based upon the book L.A. Noir: The Struggle for the Soul of America’s Most Seductive City, has received a six-episode order. L.A. Noir reunites former Walking Dead co-stars Jon Berthnal and Jeffrey DeMunn. It also stars Heroes alum Milo Ventimiglia. Darabont will write and direct the pilot. [EW]

The men of Revenge ditched their gal pals for a guys-only night on the town in Los Angeles on Monday evening.

But there was one famous redheaded woman who the group of Josh Bowman, Gabriel Mann, Nick Wechsler and Connor Paolo allowed into their clique: Florence + The Machine lead singer Florence Welch.

The quartet enjoyed the group’s concert at the Hollywood Bowl with some of the best seats in the house, sources tell Celebuzz.

What did they get up to?

“They were hanging out with opening band, The Weeknd, backstage while Florence was on stage,” said one eyewitness.

“They were drinking beers and toasting. They also danced and sang the tunes out loud during her performance,” the source added. “They were just having a good time.”

Even after the show, the co-stars kept the good times — and tunes — going.

Said the onlooker: “Gabriel was humming ‘Dog Days Are Over’ as he left the Hollywood Bowl to call it a night.”

Another celeb fan seen going into the show– Pretty Little Liars star Julian Morris.

Revenge is one of the hit shows of fall — as it enters a second season. Watch our experts on The Daily Buzz dissect this crowd favorite ABC show.

When ABC’s Revenge returns for its second season on Sunday, fans will meet a slicker, tougher (and may we add more cut) version of Emily’s (Emily VanCamp) partner in vengeance, Nolan.

Gabriel Mann confirmed as much about his tech-rich bachelor character when we caught up with him at Saturday’s Environmental Media Awards in Los Angeles.

Appearing this season with Nolan’s signature boyish locks cut short, the actor’s hair has had some time to grow out a bit. “Tonight was actually a little bit of an homage to the old Nolan,” he tells Celebuzz.

“It was funny, because I was drying my hair out of the shower and it’s been so short,” he explains. “And all of a sudden, I said, ‘Oh, the old Nolan!’ In celebration of Season 2, I think I’ll rock it. You’re probably not going to see it for a minute or two this year.”

What lies ahead for Nolan on Season 2?

On the show’s sophomore outing, Nolan decides that he’ll need to toughen up, work out and even learn some self defense if he’s going to continue helping Emily on her quest to find her father’s killer and track down her long lost mother (played by guest star Jennifer Jason Leigh).

“Yeah, it’s sort of an evolution of that character, which is in keeping with the new look that he’s got, maybe simplifying the preppy clown look that he was rocking last year,” the former model says.

He does make sure to say that just because Nolan is taking his style down a notch, the series is “certainly not turning down the volume on scandal and lots of very poor, in retrospect, decisions and criminal activity in The Hamptons this year. It’s going to be a wonderful mess to witness, I think. I’m having so much fun doing it so far.”

On Season 1, Nolan entered into a gay affair with the season’s murderous “Talented Mister Ripley” character, Tyler (Ashton Holmes). And we know that he will have a female love interest this season in Padma (Greek’s Dilshad Vadsaria), a witty employee at his tech company who’s described as his intellectual match.

But, watch for Nolan’s “Three on the Kinsey Scale” to go up a bit as he teases that Tyler won’t be the last guy Nolan has a fling with.

“Everybody gets a love interest. I may get multiples, any number of genders,” Mann, 40, teases. “We will see. I was trying to imagine what was the first … has there been a bisexual love triangle on primetime TV? I think we’re going to explore that.”

That sounds epic. Watch our interview with Mann at the EMAs above.

Revenge returns for its second season Sunday at 9 PM on ABC. Watch a steamy sneak peek of Nolan bringing hotness to the boxing ring below.

Are you excited to see what trouble – romantic and otherwise – Nolan gets into this season? Tell us in the comments section below.