Emily Atack arrived at her second wedding in Spain in a red convertible Cadillac.
She was met by her pop-star father, Keith Atack, 67, who was wearing flip flops to walk his eldest daughter down the aisle, for a second time.
The registrar said: ‘I expect some of you in here are experiencing some Deja vu’ in reference to her first wedding three weeks earlier in Bedfordshire.
The 36-year-old wed scientist Dr Alistair Garner, for the second time, in the courtyard of a 16th century church in the whitewashed hilltop town of Mojacar in front of 197 friends and family.
The Inbetweeners star wore a veil and an off-the-shoulder gown with a long train as she pulled up with her chief bridesmaid.
Guests were left waiting almost two hours at the drinks reception for Ms Atack to arrive.
Emily Atack arrived at her second wedding in Spain in a red convertible Cadillac as she prepared to tie the knot with Alistair Garner today
The Inbetweeners star wore a veil and an off-the-shoulder gown with a long train as she pulled up with her chief bridesmaid
The 36-year-old wed scientist Dr Alistair Garner, for the second time, in the courtyard of a 16th century church in the whitewashed hilltop town of Mojacar in front of 197 friends and family
David Eagle, an award-winning British comedian and folk musician who has written stand-up material performed on The Emily Atack Show for ITV2, acted as registrar.
After the ceremony, Emily and Alistair walked through a shower of rose petals before leading the Champagne toast and mingling with guests.
The congregation then moved down the steps and were treated to a three-course meal consisting of starter options of cod risotto or mandarin sorbet.
Main course was shredded suckling pig with pumpkin compote and roasted apples.
Desert was mango mousse with nougat ice cream and raspberry coulis with rum on the rocks and coffee afterwards.
David Tennant led the star-studded ceremony as he was joined by fellow Rivals castmates Alex Hassell, Rufus Jones (Ms Atack’s on-screen husband), Bella Maclean and Victoria Smurfitt.
The show’s writer, Dominic Treadwell-Collins was also in attendance with his fellow lead producer Felicity Tucci, with her Devil Wears Prada actor husband, Stanley.
Notable absences from the Disney+ cast included Aidan Turner and Danny Dyer. It comes after it was revealed Ms Atack’s ITV gameshow with the former EastEnders actor, Nobody’s Fool, has been dropped after one season.
Tellingly, Ms Atack’s former castmates from the Inbetweeners franchise were not there.
Last week it was announced the beloved show would return for a third film, but it was unclear if the actress would reprise her role as Emily Hinchcliff, which found her fame.
It was previously reported Ms Atack was dropped from the 10th-anniversary special, Fwends Reunited, on the eve of filming.
Sources claimed her co-star James Buckley gave bosses an ‘it’s her or me’ ultimatum fearing his wife Clair would find out about their alleged off-screen romance.
Comedians Keith Lemon and Katherine Ryan were in the crowd.
Emily was met by her pop-star father, Keith Atack, 67, who was wearing flip flops to walk his eldest daughter down the aisle, for a second time
Guests were left waiting almost two hours at the drinks reception for Ms Atack to arrive
Emily showed off her stunning veil as she met her father Keith to be walked down the aisle
The registrar said: ‘I expect some of you in here are experiencing some Deja vu’ in reference to her first wedding three weeks earlier in Bedfordshire
Emily was in high spirits as she waved to onlookers while arriving for her wedding in the vintage red Cadillac
Due to the sweltering 30-degree heat, the congregation were forced to hide under parasols and made to stand due to a lack of chairs
Ms Atack – who has a two-year-old son with Mr Garner – has said it was her dream to marry in Mojacar after spending her childhood summers at her father’s property
Ms Ryan helped herself to some pre-ceremony oysters with her husband, Bobby Koostra, as she waited for the bride.
ITV’s Love Island voice-over star, Ian Stirling, was also among guests with his wife, Laura Whitmore.
Due to the sweltering 30-degree heat, the congregation were forced to hide under parasols and made to stand due to a lack of chairs.
Guests were asked over a tannoy to get ready for Ms Atack to arrive and handed out rose petals.
But the registrar, who revealed he was a member of ‘Emily’s increasingly large and accepting showbiz family’, told everyone there had been a ‘five minute delay for reasons I cannot divulge’.
Ice buckets were filled with Cava, beers and cocktails were served at the bar. A string quartet kept the chatting guests entertained as they waited.
After the wedding, more guests are to arrive for a three-course dinner in the courtyard below for a three-course dinner underneath the umbrella-shaped canopy of a century-old Ficus Benjamina tree laden with fairy lights.
