Emily Atack and scientist Dr. Alistair Garner celebrated their union for a second time in a star-studded ceremony in Mojacar, Spain. The wedding took place on Saturday in the courtyard of a 16th-century church, with 197 friends and family in attendance.

Atack, 36, arrived for the ceremony in a vintage red Cadillac. She was escorted down the aisle by her father, Keith Atack, who was dressed casually in flip-flops. The registrar noted the sense of déjà vu, referencing the couple's first wedding held three weeks prior in Bedfordshire.

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

Atack wore an off-the-shoulder bridal gown with a long train and a veil. Among the guests were fellow castmates from the show "Rivals," including David Tennant, Alex Hassell, Rufus Jones, Bella Maclean, and Victoria Smurfitt. Writer Dominic Treadwell-Collins and producer Felicity Tucci were also present. Comedians Keith Lemon and Katherine Ryan, and ITV's "Love Island" presenter Laura Whitmore and her husband Ian Stirling, were also among the attendees.

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

Guests experienced a wait of almost two hours for the bride's arrival at the drinks reception. The ceremony was held amidst sweltering 30-degree heat, leading to guests standing under parasols due to a lack of chairs. A string quartet provided entertainment while guests waited, and rose petals were distributed.

Guests were left waiting almost two hours at the drinks reception for Ms Atack to arrive

Atack has stated that marrying in Mojacar was a lifelong dream, as she spent childhood summers at her father's property there. The couple has a two-year-old son together.

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

Following the ceremony, guests were to attend a three-course dinner held in the courtyard beneath a large Ficus Benjamina tree adorned with fairy lights.