The Inbetweeners star, 36, arrived at the 16th-century church in a red convertible Cadilliac and was met by her pop-star dad Keith who wore flip flops to walk his eldest daughter down the aisle
Emily Atack looked sensational as tied the knot in an off-the-shoulder white gown. The Inbetweeners star, 36, and scientist hubby Dr Alistair Garner said “I do” for the second time in the Spanish hilltop town of Mojácar.
After arriving at the 16th-century church in a red convertible Cadilliac, she was met by her pop-star dad Keith, 67, who wore flip flops to walk his eldest daughter down the aisle again in front of around 200 guests in a star-studded ceremony.
Rivals star Emily beamed as she pulled up to the ceremony with her chief bridesmaid wearing a veil and a beautiful white dress with a dramatic train which was carried by a pal.
Guests including comedian Keith Lemon – real name Leigh Francis – and telly host Laura Whitmore tucked into pre-ceremony oysters at a drinks reception as they awaited the bride’s arrival.
The star-studded guest list also included former Dr Who star David Tennant and Emily’s Rivals co-stars Alex Hassell, Victoria Smurfit and Rufus Jones, who plays her on-screen husband in the show.
Other celebs at the the sun-kissed fiesta included comedian Katherine Ryan, American actor Stanley Tucci and his actress wife Felicity Blunt.
The congregation hid under parasols due to the sweltering Spanish sunshine and were made to stand due to a lack of chairs. Ice buckets were filled with Cava, beers and cocktails were served at the bar.
The couple previously got married in a Bedfordshire service on August 22. The registrar at Saturday’s wedding quipped: “I expect some of you in here are experiencing some Deja vu.”
The wedding party also included Emily’s actress-comedian mother Kate Robbins as well as siblings Martha and George and other family members.
After the happy couple exchanged their vows, the party then made the short walk to the town Hall Square, where a three-course meal was served under the giant umbrella-shaped canopy of a century old Weeping Fig tree.
Dinner consisted of starter options of cod risotto or mandarin sorbet, while the 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.
Every table on the seating chart was named after the word ‘Love’ in different languages including German, Scottish Gaelic, Hawaiian, Greek, Swahili, Korean, Spanish, Arabic, Indonesian, Fijian and Pilipino.
The couple – who welcomed baby Barney in June 2024 and got engaged in July 2025 – had permits granted to lock down the Costa Almería town’s historic square and church for the bash.
Emily’s dad owned a house in the picturesque town until 2018 and Emily spend childhood holidays at his old summer pad. Its iconic Mirador viewpoint and two top eateries were completely shut down for the exclusive star-studded bash.
Municipal permits have been granted to lock down the historic square, with a source telling a local newspaper: “Around 200 guests are expected, among them well-known faces in cinema and television.”
They originally wed at a romantic church service before a party in the garden of their Bedfordshire mansion where guests were treated to a McDonald’s from a personalised van parked outside.
Writing on Instagram after downing champagne, a thrilled Emily joked: “Christ, we have fun don’t we. I can’t believe we get to do all that again in a few weeks time.”
Speaking previously about her deep love for the picturesque whitewashed village, Emily said: “It’s our favourite place on Earth and we still go every single year. I loved my family holidays there growing up.”