Emily Atack shares more glimpses of her magical Spanish wedding as Rivals co-stars reunite for the celebrations
From the Newshound archive · first published 19 September 2026.
Emily Atack in her wedding gown at her Mojácar ceremony. She arrived at the 16th-century church venue in a vintage red Cadillac convertible, with her father Keith Atack walking her down the aisle in flip-flops.Wedding photos from Emily Atack's Mojácar celebration, attended by around 200 guests including Hollywood actor Stanley Tucci and a champagne tower at the reception.Emily Atack in her bridal look, as Rivals co-stars David Tennant, Bella Maclean and Alex Hassell joined the Mojácar celebrations alongside executive producer Felicity Blunt.Emily Atack in her wedding gown overlooking the sea at Mojácar, where she described the hilltop location as her 'magical place'.A vintage red Cadillac convertible, the car in which Emily Atack arrived at her Mojácar ceremony — her gown designed by Avenue by Josephine Scott.Wedding celebrations from Emily Atack's Spanish ceremony, which followed an earlier countryside wedding in Bedfordshire in August, catered by McDonald's.
Emily Atack has posted photos from her second wedding ceremony, held on 12 September in Mojácar, Andalusia, describing the hilltop location as her 'magical place'. She married Dr Alistair Garner in the courtyard of a 16th-century church, with around 200 guests, including her 'Rivals' co-stars and Hollywood actor Stanley Tucci. Atack wore an off-the-shoulder gown by Avenue by Josephine Scott — the same designer as her first dress — and arrived at the venue in a vintage red Cadillac convertible.
The couple first said 'I do' at a countryside ceremony in Bedfordshire in August, catered by McDonald's.
'Rivals' stars David Tennant, Bella Maclean, Alex Hassell and executive producer Felicity Blunt were all in attendance alongside comedian Iain Stirling and Laura Whitmore.
Atack's father Keith Atack walked her down the aisle in a smart suit and flip-flops, and guests were treated to a champagne tower with tables named 'love' in languages including Hebrew and Greek.
