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Emily Atack Wears Third Wedding Dress for Spanish Celebration

The British actress revealed a bespoke Agent Provocateur gown worn on the first night of her second nuptials.

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Emily Atack Wears Third Wedding Dress for Spanish Celebration

Emily Atack has revealed she wore a third wedding dress for her second wedding ceremony with husband Alistair Garner, held in Spain. The couple exchanged vows for the second time in the courtyard of a 16th-century church in Mojacar, a hilltop town, in front of approximately 197 guests.

The dress, a bespoke silk gown handmade by Agent Provocateur, featured a cowl neckline and a feathered skirt. Atack shared a photo of the gown on Instagram Stories, describing it as her attire for the "1st night - the welcome drinks." She expressed gratitude to the Agent Provocateur team for creating the piece.

Atack and Garner, a scientist, have a long-standing connection, having known each other since childhood. Garner's late father was married to Atack's aunt in the early 1990s.

David Eagle, a comedian and musician, officiated the ceremony. Following the vows, the couple walked through rose petals, led a champagne toast, and mingled with guests. Attendees were served a three-course meal, with options including cod risotto or mandarin sorbet for starters. The celebration continued into the night with dancing and champagne.

Notable guests included members of the cast of a Disney+ series, such as David Tennant, Alex Hassell, Rufus Jones, Bella Maclean, and Victoria Smurfit, as well as executive producer Felicity Blunt and her husband Stanley Tucci. Aidan Turner and Danny Dyer were among the notable absences. This follows the recent news that Atack's ITV gameshow, Nobody's Fool, was canceled after one season. It was also noted that former castmates from The Inbetweeners franchise were not in attendance, despite the show's upcoming third film.

Earlier, Atack had a church wedding ceremony last month before the second celebration in Spain.


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